SchweizerformView the appBuilt in Switzerland, for Switzerland only
Web apps made for Switzerland
We build web apps for SMEs and individuals in Switzerland. Data is stored on Swiss infrastructure, never sold and never used to train AI – and each app does one job properly.
Why software made for Switzerland
Most tools are built for the whole world and adapted afterwards. We go the other way: Switzerland is the starting point, not the exception.
- Where your data lives
- On Swiss infrastructure, in one jurisdiction. When someone asks where their data is, the answer fits in a sentence.
- The law you already follow
- Our apps are designed around the Swiss Data Protection Act from the start – not adapted to it afterwards.
- It fits how Switzerland works
- German, French, Italian and English. CHF, the QR-bill, cantonal differences, Swiss terminology and Swiss holidays.
- Proximity
- Built in the same country, in the same time zone, in your languages. A question reaches the people who build the app.
- Privacy as the default
- No data sales, no AI training on your data, no advertising. We earn from the app, not from what you entrust to it.
What we stand for
Six commitments about how our apps are built and run. They apply to every app that appears here.
Data in Switzerland
Our apps store your data on infrastructure in Switzerland. Where exactly is stated on one page – not spread across several documents.
Your data is not for sale
We do not sell, rent or pass on your data. We earn from the app, not from what you entrust to it.
No AI training on your data
Your data is not used to train AI models. Not ours, and not anyone else’s.
Swiss data-protection law as the standard
We design to the Swiss Data Protection Act and build privacy in from the start – not as an adjustment at the end.
Made for Switzerland
German, French, Italian and English. CHF, the QR-bill, cantons, Swiss holidays and Swiss terminology.
Fair, clear pricing in CHF
A price a small business can decide on without a procurement process. Stated once it is settled – not before.
Our ideas
Ideas for web apps that each do one job well. If one interests you before it becomes an app, sign up and we will tell you once when it is available.
SchweizerformView the app
For SMEs and individuals in Switzerland
Most of our apps are made for small businesses. Some are for people who want a simple tool for their own lives.
For SMEs
Practices, studios, workshops, shops, offices, trades, associations. Businesses that want a task done without turning it into a project – and that can tell a customer in one sentence where their data is.
For individuals
People who want a dependable tool for everyday life and would rather know their data is in Switzerland. The same commitments, the same standard of simplicity.
How we work
Four steps, in this order. Each builds on the one before.
- 01
Understand the Swiss requirements
How the task actually runs in a Swiss business: which languages, which documents, which rules, which exceptions per canton.
- 02
Reduce to the essential
The most common case is solved properly. What is rarely needed is left out – deliberately, not for convenience.
- 03
Build on Swiss infrastructure
The app’s data is stored in Switzerland. Privacy is designed in from the start, not added at the end.
- 04
Run and support
An app is not finished at launch. We run it, maintain it and answer questions – in your language.
From the blog
Insight from people who build Swiss software: data protection in everyday SME life, choosing and running software in Switzerland, and what we are building and why.
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Forms
How long form responses stay: keeping and deleting
An enquiry from two years ago is still in the spreadsheet: what the FADP says about deletion, which retention periods pull the other way, and what makes a deletion rule.
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Follow our ideas
Look at our ideas and ask to be told once when one of them becomes an app. Or write to us – about an idea, about a task that deserves an app, or just to say hello.