Qonflate

Qonflate SAS · software & web development · South Tyrol, Italy

It's all coming together

Software and web development for businesses whose systems have to work together — platforms and APIs, websites and shops, mobile apps, and the hosting underneath. Designed, built and kept running by one person in Merano, South Tyrol — in Italian, German and English

What Qonflate does

Eight things you can hire Qonflate for, each one proven by something running

  1. Capability 01

    Platforms & APIs

    One source of truth that your other systems read from, instead of five copies of the same customer. API-first, so the next thing you add plugs in.

  2. Capability 02

    Systems integration

    Separate systems — a shop, a CRM, a website, an app — made to behave as one, without replacing any of them.

  3. Capability 03

    Websites & WordPress

    Themes and plugins built to your brand, for editors who already know WordPress. Kept running afterwards.

  4. Capability 04

    Shops & ticketing

    Webshops, card payments, tickets by email, and a scanner that works at the door on a bad connection.

  5. Capability 05

    Mobile apps

    iOS and Android from one codebase, offline-first, taken through store review to release.

  6. Capability 06

    Hosting & operations

    Your own servers, your own data: web, mail, groupware, file sharing. Backed up, patched, monitored.

  7. Capability 07

    Compliance & privacy

    EU e-labels, GDPR, cookieless analytics — designed in from the start rather than bolted on at the end.

  8. Capability 08

    Design & identity

    Design systems, icon sets, award artwork, print. The drawing and the code by the same hand.

Who it's for

Built for organisations that live from what they run

In South Tyrol and beyond — small and mid-sized, often with a season to hit, and with tools they have long outgrown

  1. 01

    Festivals, fairs and events

    Exhibitor lists, programmes, tickets and accreditation that stay correct from the first announcement to the last day

  2. 02

    Awards, guides and catalogues

    Thousands of entries, published and searchable, with addresses that never break

  3. 03

    Associations, foundations and clubs

    A site the editors can run themselves, and a members' area that keeps its data to itself

  4. 04

    Companies whose systems grew one at a time

    A shop here, a CRM there, a website that knows neither — made to behave as one

How an engagement runs

Four steps, whether it is a website or a platform

Nothing waits for the end: the first useful piece ships in weeks, and everything that ships stays looked after

  1. 01

    A conversation

    What isn't coming together, what exists already, what has to stay. No slides

  2. 02

    A plan in slices

    Scope, price and a date for the first slice — small enough to ship, useful on its own

  3. 03

    Build and ship

    Each slice goes live when it is done, with the people who will use it looking on

  4. 04

    Run and maintain

    Hosting, backups, updates and someone who answers — for as long as the system runs

Selected work

Work

The largest engagement began in 2022 with the exhibitor pages of a festival website and grew into an estate of nine properties on one platform. The rest of the inventory is on the Work page

Live in production

The WineHunter estate

Nine public properties for one client — the company behind The WineHunter and the Merano WineFestival — seven of them reading from one platform.

9 public properties Read the case study →In build

The WineHunter Companion App

One binary for four audiences, offline-first, in build for the Merano WineFestival in November 2026.

4 audiences, one app Read the case study →
All work →

Something not coming together?

A platform that outgrew its first site. A catalogue nobody can search. An app that has to work with no signal. That is the kind of problem worth a conversation.

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