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Custom software development in Málaga

10+ years building production software for banking, retail and telecoms. Now I build internal tools, management dashboards and integrations for companies and professionals who have run out of room with Excel, WhatsApp and tools that don't talk to each other.

What custom software is and when it's worth it

Custom software is anything built to solve your specific process, rather than adapting the way you work to a generic tool. It isn't always the answer: if an off-the-shelf product covers what you need, the sensible thing is to use it. Custom development is worth it when the process is spread across spreadsheets, messages and applications that don't talk to each other; when that process is part of your competitive advantage; or when market tools force you to pay for modules you don't use and still don't fit how you work.

In practice, the decision is made in the review: I look at what you already have, what it costs to maintain and which part of the problem a build of your own genuinely solves. If the answer is "a template will do", I tell you.

What kind of software I build

The focus is the software that keeps a company's operation running from the inside, with one technical standard: clear architecture, code tested on the critical logic and justified decisions.

  • Internal tools and management dashboards for when Excel, WhatsApp and loose spreadsheets fall short.
  • Integrations between systems that don't talk today: website, ERP, CRM, invoicing, payment gateways.
  • Modernisation of existing applications that work but cost more and more to maintain.
  • Automation of repetitive administrative processes: registrations, reports, reconciliations, sending.
  • Corporate websites, online shops and native Android apps, with the same production-project discipline.

Common use cases

These aren't closed products: they're frequent starting points that get adjusted to how each company works.

  • Operations management: tracking orders, projects, sites or services in a single place.
  • Internal dashboards: the data that lives in several Excel files today, in one view with role-based permissions.
  • Client management: records, history and status without building a huge CRM nobody uses.
  • Bookings and appointments: availability, confirmations and reminders without relying on phone calls.
  • Sales processes: quotes, follow-up and conversion to invoice without retyping the data three times.

How I work

Free review, a fixed written proposal before starting (scope, timeline and price), development with reviewable progress from the first week and, on delivery, you decide whether you need ongoing maintenance. You always talk to the person who writes the code: no salespeople in between and no brief lost between departments.

Senior profile, not a junior with a template

More than 10 years writing software that runs in production with thousands of simultaneous users, in sectors where a failure has real consequences. That translates into knowing which technical decisions become expensive a year from now and which don't, and into delivering code that someone else can maintain three years from now.

Contact

Name
Zumaquero Dev
Address
C/ Espíritu Santo 23, Coín (29100), Málaga

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Frequently asked questions

How much does custom software development cost?

It depends on the functional scope and the integrations. As a reference, a custom website starts from 900 €, an online shop from 1.800 € and an Android app from 3.000 €. The specific figure always goes in the fixed proposal, before starting, with no extra hours billed.

Who owns the code when it's finished?

You do. On completion you receive the full source code, documented and with version control, with no dependency on me to keep operating if you decide not to continue with maintenance.

Do you only work with companies in Málaga?

I work from Málaga and Coín, with in-person meetings possible across the province and remotely for everywhere else. Being close by helps, but it isn't a requirement for working together.

Do you use artificial intelligence to develop?

I use it as a tool to speed up specific tasks, with judgement and reviewing what it produces. It doesn't replace architecture decisions or responsibility for the code I deliver.

Got a software project on your hands?

Tell me in two minutes what you need and I'll come back with a real review, not a sales template.