Background
Not every website is a platform project — but every website needs someone to run the hosting stack with the same seriousness as a production system. That is precisely what's missing in many small and mid-sized companies: sites run somewhere, no one quite knows who patches the server, where the data lives, or who reacts when something breaks.
Solution
As a side service to our main projects we run websites and smaller web applications for selected partners on European infrastructure.
- EU hoster, green-powered. Servers live in European data centres running on renewable energy. No hidden US latency, no transatlantic cloud hops.
- Data protection by default. DPA, TOMs, clear data flows — not an afterthought, but a standard package.
- Pragmatic stack. WordPress, static sites, small web apps — we pick per site what fits the use case and the maintenance burden, instead of forcing the same stack everywhere.
- One owner. Updates, backups, domain, monitoring, mail — all from one source. One contact when something needs to move, not three vendors.
Examples
Sites we currently operate (excerpt):
- dreyer-bedachungen.de
- folkwang-agentur.de
- physiotherapie-ershausen.de
- medora-remscheid.de
- fmw-technik.de
Outcome
Customers don't have to worry about patch levels, privacy concerns or server migrations themselves. Sites stay up, stay reachable, stay compliant — at a technical bar usually associated with larger platforms.
Why this fits us
We deliberately don't run hosting as a primary business — but when we do it, we do it at the same quality bar as our platform projects. Anyone who has tried to rescue a seven-year-old WordPress install on an unclear shared host knows why that matters.