Goga Kaviladze
From practice to database: software for people, not for procurement.
I spent six years working in disability support services, from volunteer to qualified professional (Fachkraft für Eingliederungshilfe), while completing my B.Sc. in Psychology. I know the daily reality of social-care organizations not from requirements workshops, but from my own shifts.
Again and again I saw the same thing: software bought for administrations that doesn't work for the people who use it every day. Error-prone spreadsheets, systems that don't talk to each other, and documentation duties that eat time instead of ensuring quality.
So today I build exactly the tools I was missing back then: data pipelines, AI integrations, and interfaces shaped by real daily work, not the other way around.
Working in care or education and looking for someone who knows both sides? Let’s talk.