Software / Systems / Real life

Useful software starts in the messy middle.

I’m Michiel. I work on digital products for the parts of a business that are usually hardest to untangle: data, operations and the people in between.

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Projects in progress / 2026From the Netherlands, often elsewhere
01 / Selected work

Different industries.
Same instinct.

Understand the real work, then make the system around it clearer.

01 / Platform direction · In development

Magic Everse

A connected platform for promotional products. The current work brings supplier feeds, product information, digital assets, commerce and customer workflows into a shared system. It is designed around the challenge of normalizing data from 75+ suppliers while letting customers manage their own catalogs.

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PIM + DAMSupplier syncERP + commerce
CollectSupplier feeds
NormalizeOne product model
DistributeCustomer catalogs
A system behind the storefront
02 / Product concept · Inspection software

SpectIQ

An inspection workflow that connects what happens on site to what the client receives. Chapters and subchapters, photos, condition scores, report writing and client questions belong in one clear path, whether the inspector is at a desk or in the field.

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NTA 8060Field captureReports
SpectIQ inspection interface concept for the roof connections section
03 / Interface exploration · Small business

Ao Nang Nail Studio

A practical mobile experience for a busy salon in Krabi: add a sale, check bookings, see money and commissions, and keep the team in view. The design starts with the daily decisions the owner and staff need to make.

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SalesBookingsTeam
Add sale mobile interface exploration showing a manicure, payment method and commissionFive mobile screen concepts for salon sales, bookings, money and team
04 / Field notes

Field notes

Notes from the messy middle. The latest pieces sit alongside, with their original dates.

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02 / Behind the work

A builder’s eye.
An operator’s instincts.

My background is in software development and running events. Events teach you quickly whether a process works when people, time and details all collide. I bring that same test to digital products.

Outside the screen, I’m usually looking through a camera, finding a new place or heading toward the mountains. Curiosity is part of the work.

Currently exploringConnected commerce, inspection tools, AI workflows and software for small businesses.
03 / Say hello

Working on something with moving parts?