Work comes first
We look at who does what, where work stalls, and which information is missing. The software plan starts there.
I'm Štefan Müller, an independent software developer. If spreadsheets and disconnected apps are slowing your team down, I can help bring the work together in a system designed for your business.









We look at who does what, where work stalls, and which information is missing. The software plan starts there.
Use, maintenance and future changes are part of the conversation from the start. Delivery is not the end of the relationship.
You should know what is being built, why it matters and what happens next, without having to learn developer jargon.
From customer records to internal workflows and image analysis, I look for the part of your day that custom software can make simpler and more reliable.
Customer details, tasks, approvals and reports in one place. Each person sees what they need for their role.
Enquiries, bookings and customer requests handled online to match your process. Clients know where things stand; your team knows what to do next.
Records, finance-related processes and internal requests in a system that reduces repeated typing and scattered information.
Process recurring data, prepare documents and connect systems. I use AI where its output can be checked and put to practical use.
Identify and measure objects, shapes and areas in laboratory or industrial images, then present the results so they can be reviewed.
Test a technical idea on a smaller scale before building more. I also help younger people learn software development through practical work.
My experience spans web and desktop applications, data workflows and image-analysis tools. These are the kinds of problems I can help with:
Bring requests and replies into one workflow. See who got in touch, where their request stands and who needs to act.
When information is copied by hand between applications, I can design a reliable path for it to move.
Some work belongs in a browser; other tasks need a desktop application. The right interface depends on the people using it.
Show the processing steps alongside measurements, so a model's or calculation's result can be traced back.
Detect, outline and compare objects in images. For laboratory and technical work, this can reduce manual review.
I'm studying computer science at master's level and helping younger developers get started. Clear thinking matters in both.
I'm Štefan Müller, the person behind SteveProjects. Before choosing tools, I want to understand who will use the software, what information they rely on and what gets in their way today.
I build business software and work with AI automation and computer vision. Based in Slovakia, I work with clients in Slovakia and Hungary while continuing my master's studies in computer science and mentoring young developers.
You don't need a finished technical specification. Tell me what isn't working today; we'll shape the solution together.
Show me the current workflow. We'll agree on the main issue and how to tell whether the change helped.
I'll outline what to build first, which data it uses and what can wait until later.
I'll share the finished parts as we go so we can adjust early when needed.
We'll go through how to use it, the documentation and the next steps. Ongoing operations can be agreed separately.
It could be repetitive office work, a new client portal or an image-analysis idea. Describe the problem in a few sentences and we'll discuss what's possible.
You don't need a detailed specification. What's most useful is a clear picture of the task and why it matters to you.