Projects using Angular in Munich

Projects using Angular in MunichProjects using Angular in Munich

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I built a practice management app for law firms. Here's LexFlow Praxis. Many small law firms still run on Excel, paper diaries and WhatsApp. Deadlines get missed, documents get lost, and billing happens at the end of the month from memory. LexFlow Praxis puts everything in one secure place: Cases, clients, hearings and deadlines in one view A calendar that syncs with Google and Outlook AI contract review against the firm's own rules A knowledge graph that links notes, clients and cases A built-in timer that turns hours into invoices Templates in French and Arabic Under the hood: Angular • Spring Boot • Keycloak SSO • PostgreSQL • Docker Multi-tenant, with each firm's data fully separated, and hosted in the EU. I designed, built and deployed it end-to-end, on the same stack I use for banking and insurance clients. Running a law firm? Book a free demo at lexflowpraxis.com (http://lexflowpraxis.com)Building a SaaS? I can build yours too. Let's talk.

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Spect — Remarketing Tracking Tool

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Schneider Electric WEBSDK

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Multikulti Imbiss: Street Food Website with Smart Menu A fast, friendly website for Multikulti Imbiss, a street food kiosk on Fürstenrieder Straße in Munich-Laim. What I built Mobile-first design for people looking up food on the go Smart menu with filters: bestsellers, vegetarian and halal, plus category tabs Live open or closed status based on opening hours Directions with public transport info, Google Maps and a copy-address button Customer reviews section, German and English versions Result: Hungry visitors see what's on the menu, whether the kiosk is open and how to get there, all within a few seconds on their phone.

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A romantic, editorial website for The Flowery, a Munich botanical and bridal studio that blends fresh flowers with dried textures. What I built Elegant serif design with organic shapes that match the studio's wild, natural style Interactive event calculator: style, colors, arrangements and guest count give a live price estimate and a ready-made inquiry AI tools: flower-concept generator, moodboard suggestions and private workshop ideas Workshop booking with dates, prices, seats left and what's included Portfolio gallery with categories and search, plus a shop with filters and a cart German and English versions, fully responsive Result: Couples see a realistic budget before the first call, and inquiries arrive with style, colors and guest count already filled in.

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