Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania · remote, on site by arrangement

Software development in Rostock: SaaS, web apps and portals

Rostock runs on the port, cruise traffic, wind energy and a tourism season that doubles the city in summer. We build applications for businesses whose load in peak season looks nothing like the rest of the year.

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Inhabitants: 209,000
Federal state: Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania
Delivery: Remote, on site by arrangement
First response: Within one working day

Services

What we build for companies in Rostock

Six things we get asked for most. Each one runs the same way for Rostock clients as for the ones down the road from us.

The market

Software development in Rostock in context

The seaport and ferry traffic, shipbuilding, offshore wind, medicine and tourism define the location. Summer decides the year, and that is exactly when the systems have to hold.

Who commissions us here

Typical projects: booking and guest systems, shift planning for seasonal staff, and maintenance documentation for equipment and vessels.

Sectors we build for in Rostock

Port, shipping and offshore wind
Tourism, hospitality and events
Medicine, research and education

Serving all of Rostock

We work with companies across Rostock, among them:

Stadtmitte
Warnemünde
Kröpeliner-Tor-Vorstadt
Südstadt
Lichtenhagen

How it runs

How a project with Rostock clients runs

The same six steps as every project we run, from the first conversation to the partnership after launch — written out once, with the time each stage takes.

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Why Quavon

A software studio for Rostock without the agency overhead

We work remotely on fixed dates and travel to Rostock for kick-offs or acceptance sessions.

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Rostock

Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania

We work from Rosenheim in Bavaria and travel to Rostock when a meeting is worth the trip.

Talk to us directly

contact@quavon.de +49 175 425 10 56

FAQ

Questions from Rostock

How do you plan seasonal staff in an application?

Through availability, qualifications and shift templates rather than one spreadsheet per week. That includes conflict checking, cover rules and a mobile view where staff see their shifts and confirm changes.

What happens if something fails during peak season?

That is what monitoring with alerting, daily backups with tested restores and an agreed response time are for. For the main season we also define which functions take priority in an emergency and which can wait.

Does Quavon work with clients in Rostock without an office there?

Yes. We work from Rosenheim in Bavaria, about 690 km from Rostock as the crow flies, and travel there for kick-offs, workshops and acceptance sessions. In between, collaboration runs on a weekly rhythm: a shared board, a test environment you can open at any time, and a working version to look at every Friday. Most of our clients see more of the work this way than they did with an agency in their own city.