ANOZA·LABS

IT services · Kassel, Germany

Built, hosted, operated.

I am Kai Anacker, and I build and run everything under Anoza Labs myself. Websites and applications are not built as projects with an end date. They are built as systems that keep running afterwards, with one person to talk to instead of a ticket number.

People you deal with
1
Weekday response time
< 24 h
Hosting location
EU

01 · Services

Four services, one person.

What is listed here I do myself and continuously. Not resold, and not handed over once and forgotten.

Operating model

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  1. Build

    Concept, design, development.

  2. Host

    EU servers, SSL, backups.

  3. Operate

    Updates, monitoring, uptime.

  4. Change

    New content, new requirements.

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back to Build

Changes are part of ongoing operation, not a new project.

  • 01

    Websites built and operated

    From the first line of code to continuous operation.

    I build and stay: hosting, updates, backups, uptime and changes continue to run through me. When something breaks, you write to the same person who built it.

    • Custom development, not a template builder
    • Hosting on EU servers
    • Updates, backups and monitoring included
    • Content changes without billable-hour paperwork
  • 02

    Applications

    For when a website is no longer enough.

    Internal tools, booking and administration systems, reporting, mobile apps. What gets built is whatever shortens the actual workflow. Not whatever reads well on a feature list.

    • Web and mobile applications
    • Integration with existing systems and APIs
    • Introduced in stages, not as a big-bang switch
    • Handover including documentation
  • 03

    IT consulting

    For when the question comes before the software.

    Not every task needs new software. Sometimes it needs a decision: which workflow to digitise first, which quote holds up, in what order to switch things over. That is what I advise on, including when the answer is to build nothing.

    • Mapping workflows and digitising them
    • Project support as a technical second opinion
    • Project management for IT work
    • Rolled out in stages, with checkpoints
  • 04

    Taking over legacy software

    For when an application no longer has a developer.

    An Access database, Excel macros, an older PHP application: programs that a workflow depends on. I take stock of what is there, secure the application and keep it running. If replacing it pays off, I build a new application.

    • Takeover check at a fixed price
    • Backups with a tested restore
    • Then operation with monitoring and small changes
    • Replacement run in parallel until agreed workflows give the same results

02 · Person

You talk directly to the person building it.

Portrait of Kai Anacker

Kai Anacker

Owner of Anoza Labs

Where this comes from

Day job
IT project lead at an automotive group, functional lead on SAP projects and the project team.
Degree
Industrial engineering with a focus on Industry 4.0, completed.
Since 2022
Looking after Java applications in live operation.

Anoza Labs is my company. Everything I develop runs under it: client projects as well as my own products.

In my day job I lead IT projects at an automotive group: SAP projects, cloud hosting, identity and access management, deployment into the business units. That shapes how I build. I understand the workflow first, then software gets built for it. Where that step alone already helps, I will advise without a project attached.

The advantage is not a price advantage, it is a process advantage: there is no handover between sales, project management and engineering. Whoever writes your quote also writes the code and gets the monitoring alert when the server stops answering.

Why I operate rather than hand over: only in live operation does it show whether a solution holds. Which technology goes into it I decide per project, based on the system, the company and the legal requirements.

The limit of that, stated openly: I only take on as many running systems as I can reliably look after. If it does not fit, I will say so in the intro call.

03 · Packages

Five ways to work together.

What each package contains is listed here in full, with a price wherever a starting point can be named. For applications and consulting it depends on scope. We settle that in the intro call.

  • 01

    Website

    from500

    € one-off

    The build. Without operation it stays as it launched.

    Included

    • Up to 6 pages, individually designed
    • Mobile, tablet and desktop
    • Legal notice and privacy policy set up
    • Search engine fundamentals and load-time optimisation
    • A walkthrough so you can maintain content yourself
    Ask about this: Website
  • 02

    Core of the offer

    Operations and hosting

    from10

    € per month

    What keeps running after launch.

    By scope

    Static website
    10 €
    With content upkeep
    29 €
    Application with database
    79 €

    Included

    • Hosting on servers in the EU, with a German provider on request
    • SSL, backups and security updates
    • Uptime monitoring
    • Weekday response within 24 hours
    • Small content changes at no extra cost (from 29 €)
    Ask about this: Operations and hosting
  • 03

    Application

    Price in the intro call

    Starts from the workflow, not from a feature list.

    Included

    • Process analysis before the first line of code
    • Web or mobile application
    • Interfaces to existing systems
    • Documentation and handover
    • Operation optional as a monthly package
    Ask about this: Application
  • 04

    IT consulting

    Price in the intro call

    The decision before the build.

    Included

    • Mapping your workflows and the systems in use
    • Prioritisation: what first, what later, what not at all
    • Project management for IT work
    • Technical support for projects already running
    • A written recommendation, even when it says build nothing
    Ask about this: IT consulting
  • 05

    Taking over legacy software

    from1,500

    € for the takeover check

    First secure what runs. The check shows whether replacing it pays off.

    In stages

    Takeover check
    from 1,500 €
    Safeguarding
    Fixed price
    Operation
    from 150 € per month
    Replacement, optional
    Fixed price

    I quote the check's fixed price before you commit. The check then contains the fixed price for safeguarding and a price range for a replacement.

    Included in the check

    • Inventory: program parts, data structure, interfaces
    • Whether and until when each component receives security updates
    • Security findings
    • A recommendation to safeguard or replace, with estimated effort
    • Report as PDF and a 60-minute review meeting

    Ground rules

    • Analysis of the program only, not of the data you manage with it
    • A data processing agreement at every stage
    • Copies and changes only once you confirm in writing that your rights to the program allow them
    • No 24/7 on-call service

Under § 19 of the German VAT Act (UStG) I do not charge VAT. The prices shown are therefore final. My services are aimed at businesses.

04 · Work

In continuous operation.

Projects I built and still operate. Not finished cases, but systems that have been running since they went live.

05 · Contact

One message is enough.

Tell me briefly what you need. If you would like to talk first, choose “Intro call” as the subject. I reply within 24 hours on weekdays.

What happens next

Reply
Within 24 hours on weekdays.
Call
20 minutes, by video or phone. No obligation.
After that
A concrete proposal. Or a straight no, if it does not fit.
Direct
info@anoza-labs.com

Your enquiry

Ideally suggest two time slots, for example Tuesday morning or Thursday after 2 pm (German time). I will confirm one of them or suggest another.

Please do not send me any files, access credentials or data about your customers or employees, whether through this form, by email or by messenger. I receive what I need for the takeover check at our appointment at your premises.

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