webvillage.eu

Est. 2026 · Flanders, Europe · Population 1 (hiring)

The smallest village on the internet.

Response time: faster than the postman. Usually.

PING 4ms MOOD: SMUG
Ada · Mayor I was elected unanimously. Turnout was one. It still counts.

The notice board

Everything happening in the village, right now

Updated continuously by a script nobody has dared to touch since March.

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Fibre buried under the square. The mole is furious.
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Coffees converted into working software.
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Bugs relocated humanely to a field outside town.
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Uptime. The missing 0.02% was a thunderstorm, and Marc.

The barn

What actually gets built in here

Four things, done properly. If you need a fifth, the neighbours are very good and we will happily point at their house.

Websites

Sites that load before you blink

No forty-seven tracking scripts, no cookie wall the size of a barn door. Your site, fast, on a phone, in a tunnel, on a Tuesday.

Automation

The boring half of your business, handled

Invoices, exports, that spreadsheet somebody renames every quarter. It runs at 03:00 and never asks for a day off.

AI that does something

Not a chatbot that says "I can't help with that"

Drafting, sorting, summarising, answering. Pointed at one real job in your workflow and measured against it.

Data & dashboards

Numbers you'd actually act on

Built by someone who spent years as a business analyst and has seen what happens to a 14-tab report. Nobody opens it. Ever.

The mayor

Ada holds office

She has no legal authority whatsoever, which has not slowed her down.

  • ElectedUnanimously, 2026. Turnout: one. Ballot was a sticky note.
  • PortfolioFibre, festivities, and gently telling clients their PDF is 40 MB.
  • Latency4 ms. She replies before you finish the question, which is unnerving.
  • WeaknessRounding errors and the neighbour's dog.

Official statement

"A village is just a network with better weather."

— Ada, from the balcony of a shed

Knock on the door

Tell us the annoying part. We'll build the rest.

One project at a time, so it gets done. Say what's broken, what it costs you per week, and when you'd like it gone.