Schaffhausen, Switzerland · Digital workshop
I combine workshop logic with modern web development. The result is websites, portals, and internal tools that stay understandable and move everyday work forward.
The central operating workflow
Good software does not begin with a dashboard. It begins where information gets lost today, then guides it step by step toward a reliable outcome.
A short message contains the issue, urgency, and context, but no clear ownership yet.
Heating on the third floor is cold. A photo is attached. Please check it today.
Products and showcases
02More features are not the goal. A clearer working day is. Two examples show how differently that translation can look.
One operational surface for properties, tasks, repairs, and collaboration with tenants and external partners. Developed around the real workflows of a Swiss property manager.
See the property management solution
Properties, units, occupancy, and renovation status stay together in one view.
A digital presence for lighting made from Rhine driftwood. Editorial calm, material depth, and precise product guidance translate the workshop into a credible digital experience.
Open the Rheinwood showcaseDocumented, but currently outside the active product focus.
Three paths to the right solution
The right entry point depends on where time, clarity, or enquiries are getting lost in the business today.
Turn tenant requests, repairs, and contractor coordination into one traceable flow.
Start with a clear website and create a clean base for forms, reports, or customer portals.
Small, focused tools and AI support for recurring administrative processes.
Mario Giacchino · Founder of eluma
I know operating businesses from more than workshops and briefs. I have run my own trade business since 1995. Today I combine that experience with product thinking, design, and modern web development.
A good digital solution does not feel foreign. It makes the next working step clearer.
Short answers
No. A concrete operational constraint is the better starting point. From there, we can determine whether a website, portal, automation, or a small process clarification should come first.
No. Trade experience shapes the working method. The solutions also serve property managers and Swiss SMEs with recurring operational workflows.
Yes. One clearly scoped workflow is often more useful than a large specification. Once the core works, the solution can expand in controlled stages.
Mario Giacchino is the direct point of contact for analysis, concept, and implementation. Additional specialists are involved only where they add specific value.
First step
Describe the situation briefly. I will respond with an honest view of the most sensible next step.