MadTech is an engineering studio that holds hardware and software together. Founded by an electronic engineer and a product manager, it builds integrated solutions measured against two things only: whether the process is feasible and whether the investment pays back.
A pragmatic approach: working features, clean code and accurate data matter more than whatever is trending this quarter.
Seven areas of work, two disciplines that complete each other: the person designing the hardware and the person writing the software sit in the same studio.
Schematics, PCB layout, simulation, bill of materials, prototyping and testing. From concept to a production-ready design, with engineering rigour.
Websites and landing pages, custom web apps, business systems, dashboards, APIs, integrations and firmware. Clean code, from the first prototype to the system in production. How we build websites.
Diagnosis, component replacement, data recovery and upgrades on iPhone, Android, laptops and desktops.
Free diagnosis — you pay only if we fix it.
Workstation and network setup, installations, security, backup and data migration. Remote or on-site.
Lighting points, sockets, wiring prepared for home automation and routine maintenance in residential settings.
Connected devices, IoT prototypes, automation and integration between existing machines and web systems. Turnkey projects where the two disciplines merge.
We build artificial intelligence into the processes your company repeats every day: documents and orders, checks, data entry, customer replies. Repetitive and delicate steps become faster and safer — fewer manual errors, full traceability and human oversight where it counts. How we work on process automation.
Five real projects our clients use every day to get their work done.
Till software for a retail shop: counter sales with barcode scanning, receipts on a certified fiscal printer, stock updated automatically, end-of-day closing and a live sales dashboard.
Farm management system for field treatments: dosage calculation per plot and crop, strict stock control, an immutable history of every operation and PDF reports. Web dashboard and mobile app.
Control system for greenhouses: a Raspberry Pi gateway running a rules engine, ESP devices over MQTT for sensors and actuators, a local dashboard and optional remote sync. Keeps working offline.
SaaS platform for sales-network commissions: rules per branch and sector, groups that mature together, full compatibility with historical data. Java backend, React frontend.
Next.js site for a company of alpine and volcanological guides on Mount Etna: excursion pages with altitudes, prices and departure times, online booking with confirmation, reviews pulled from external profiles, all of it in four languages. After the security and performance work the home page went from 68 to 98 on mobile Lighthouse, with the other three categories already at 100.
The other client names are confidential. References and technical detail available on request — get in touch.
Electronic engineer with industrial experience. Defines architectures, designs boards and brings the rigour of complex systems into the studio's projects.
Rome · remote + on-siteProduct manager with a computing background. Shapes the studio's software: gathers requirements, writes specifications and use cases, and steers development through to release. Also handles repairs and on-site installations.
Catania · remote + on-siteA call or a message. We work out the real problem, not just the literal request.
A clear quote with scope, timing and deliverables. No surprises on the invoice.
Development, prototype or intervention, with shared checkpoints and regular updates.
Testing, essential documentation and agreed post-delivery support.
Nothing. The initial analysis and the quote are free, and we reply within one working day. For repairs the diagnosis is free and you pay only if we fix the device.
Yes. Analysis, development and support are done remotely; work on plants, machines and workstations is agreed on site. Rome and Catania are the two operating bases.
A well-bounded workflow reaches production in two to six weeks. Larger projects are delivered in pieces: the first useful piece arrives early, the rest follows with shared checkpoints.
Yes. Your data is yours and exportable in an open format, service credentials are registered to your company, and custom-written code is accessible to you. We put it in writing in the quote.
Almost never. In most cases we work around the system you already have, reading and writing data through APIs, scheduled exports or the database.
Yes: diagnosis, component replacement, data recovery and upgrades on iPhone, Android, laptops and desktops. The diagnosis is free.
Yes. Brochure sites, landing pages and multilingual sites, written to measure rather than assembled on a template: fast, indexable pages with content you can update yourself. Where it helps, the site connects to your business system or to the automation you already run.
Italian, English, Spanish and Albanian. Analysis, documentation and support can be delivered in any of these four languages.
Practical guides written by the people who build these systems and then maintain them. Published in Italian.
The three requirements that make a process automatable, the four measurements to take first, and the cases where automating is the wrong call.
Development, running costs, maintenance and the cost of change: the calculation method with a worked example and the assumptions spelled out.
Where artificial intelligence brings a measurable advantage, where it is the wrong choice, and how it is kept under control.
What we automate in practice, how we work, when we tell you not to. The full service page.
All articles are in the blog.
We reply within one working day. Repair diagnosis is free, and for larger projects the first call comes with no commitment.