Services

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Consulting

We help you plan, clean up, or transition your infrastructure.

You get actionable advice, detailed answers, and real-world solutions — no fluff, no subscriptions, no cloud hype.

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Hosting

We run essential services for you on our own infrastructure — things like email, calendars, internal documents, backups, automations, and remote access.

Each client gets a dedicated system, fully managed and encrypted.

Setup depends on what you need — we’ll figure it out together.

Full Managed Infrastructure

We set up your systems on your own hardware or VPS and manage them remotely.

You keep control of the machine — we handle the technical side.

Includes installation, configuration, security hardening, and remote updates.

Long-term support is optional.

How can we help YOU?

Get inspired by the the following examples

Julia would like to run her therapy practice using secure, private tools — without relying on Gmail or shared calendars.
Here’s how we would solve it: we’d install a self-hosted email and calendar system that lives entirely on hardware she owns or controls. She could access it from any device, but no third party would see her data.
Tech stack: Mailcow, Nextcloud (contacts/calendar), ZFS, WireGuard

Luis would like to organize, search, and access his photo archive without uploading it to a cloud service.
We would set up a local photo server with intelligent search and tagging that he can access from his laptop or phone — even without internet.
Tech stack: PhotoPrism, Syncthing, optional Nextcloud frontend, ZFS with USB or Borg backup

Dennis would like a better way to track jobs, write invoices, and store documents for his mobile repair business — without cloud services.
We would set up a local platform for him to manage all that from his laptop or phone, securely backed up and accessible remotely.
Tech stack: Odoo, Nextcloud, Proxmox, PBS or USB backup, WireGuard

Chris would like to travel while working remotely — without his employer knowing he’s outside the country.
We would configure two small boxes: one stays plugged in at home, the other travels with him. His laptop routes traffic through his home so it looks like he never left.
Tech stack: WireGuard tunnel, relay hosted at lother.io, 100 GB traffic/month included

Lena and Jakob would like a private family cloud while traveling full-time — for notes, chats, calendar, and file sharing.
We would provide them a lightweight, reliable system that works from anywhere and keeps all their info in one place.
Tech stack: Nextcloud (Talk, Notes, Calendar), ZFS with Borg or USB backup, mobile VPN access

Nina would like to automate repetitive freelance tasks like organizing emails, sending follow-ups, and moving files around.
We would build her custom workflows and host them on a lightweight system that runs quietly in the background — with no SaaS integration needed.
Tech stack: n8n, Docker, Mailcow (IMAP access), Nextcloud, Odoo (optional), WireGuard

Anja would like to manage her repair business digitally — quotes, appointments, documents — but without giving her customer data to SaaS providers.
We would install a full business system directly onto her own small server, give her web-based access to it, and provide remote support when needed.
Tech stack: Odoo, Nextcloud, Proxmox, PBS or Borg, WireGuard

Chris would like to travel while working remotely — without his employer knowing he’s outside the country.
We would configure two small boxes: one stays plugged in at home, the other travels with him. His laptop routes traffic through his home so it looks like he never left.
Tech stack: Hiddenbox, WireGuard tunnel, relay hosted at lother.io, 100 GB traffic/month included

Camila would like to run a private digital workspace for homeschooling — calendars, tasks, file sharing, and messaging.
We would install a family cloud that runs on a small local server or hosted VM, accessible from phones, laptops, and tablets — all without Google.
Tech stack: Nextcloud (Deck, Notes, Talk, Calendar), ZFS, USB or offsite Borg backup, WireGuard

Sebastian would like to fully de-Google his digital life — mail, calendar, files, and contacts.
We would migrate his data, register or reconfigure his domains, and set up a clean self-hosted replacement that works across all devices.
Tech stack: Mailcow, Nextcloud, DNS config with DKIM/SPF/DMARC, ZFS, optional Borg, WireGuard for access

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