About NexTech Codes

NexTech Codes is run by Christopher Eickhoff, based in Munich.

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Christopher Eickhoff

Munich

Background

I started coding during the Covid lockdown — and went all in right away: coding almost daily, often for hours, working through tutorials, building my own projects, hunting down bugs, starting over. That intensity has stuck, long after the lockdown ended, up to today. No computer science degree — just years of continuous practice, including commercial software I built on my own and sold to paying customers. In 2024 came an internship in software development at Interone GmbH in Munich, where I independently designed and built a full-stack interactive web application — backend, frontend, and database.

I completed my Abitur (the German university-entrance diploma) in 2026 with a focus on business and law — so the commercial side of a project is just as familiar to me as the technical one. I currently work in healthcare; I run NexTech Codes alongside that, with the same standard: building it myself, costing it myself, and being accountable for it myself, instead of handing tasks to a team I don't know.

Philosophy

Real closeness with the client matters more to me than a smooth standard package — I'd rather have one extra call or meeting than catch a wrong turn too late. Just as important: love of detail in the interface, the code, and performance, and the willingness to think beyond the brief on my own rather than just work through a list. A project isn't finished for me until I'd want to look at it myself — not just until it meets the spec. That's the standard your site should meet too: that you enjoy looking at it as much as I do.

How we work

One person, visible

You talk to the person actually building it, start to finish — not a rotating cast of project managers.

This site is the proof

Built, hosted, and maintained to the same standard your project gets.

Shaped, not just ticked off

We think along on what your product should actually look like — even where that differs from the original brief.

Client satisfaction first

The priority is a result that genuinely fits you — not closing a project as fast as possible.

One point of contact. From the first idea to the server that runs it.

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