Fortibus Consulting BV · Netherlands
Software that answers to you, not to a foreign jurisdiction
A self-hosted operations stack generated in one command, GDPR rights machinery for ASP.NET Core, and a medication notebook that keeps your household's data on your phone — built in the Netherlands, run entirely under your control.
Products
What I'm building
Focused products with one rule in common: your data, on your infrastructure, under European jurisdiction.
Infrastructure · In development
SOVRAK
A generated Docker Compose stack — identity, secrets, source control, CI, edge — configured to work together on hardware you rent in Europe. One command. No Kubernetes.
Learn more →Compliance · In development
Erasix
Erasure, export, consent, retention and the audit record, as a service you host — with a self-service portal for your users and a NuGet package for your ASP.NET Core app. Personal data is classified where it is declared, not discovered afterwards.
Learn more →Health · In development
Lou
A medication and care notebook for your household — and health data that stays where it belongs, with you.
Learn more →Insights
Latest writing
The products above are designed in public — a build diary of decisions, dead ends, and fixes, posted as they happen.
- SOVRAK: A Complete Platform for EU Startups That Want to Ship, Not Moonlight as Sysadmins A source-available CLI that generates a production-ready infrastructure stack for European startups, with no US-jurisdiction operator in the chain: source co...
- What the Law Wants From a Medication Logbook: Shipping a Health App in the US (and Maybe Canada) Lou keeps medication doses and health readings on one device, which turns out to be the legally easy path. Here's what the law asks of a single-user health a...
- EU SaaS Compliance on Hetzner: What the Law Actually Requires A walkthrough of the GDPR and ePrivacy obligations that apply when you run an EU SaaS on Hetzner, store user email addresses, and send product emails - with ...
About
Who's behind Fortibus
Fortibus Consulting is one person: decades of building and running software, now pointed at digital sovereignty and privacy — products first, advice alongside.