I'm Oleg, an independent Odoo architect. I migrate versions, write the modules Odoo does not ship, and make slow systems fast. Where there is no Odoo yet, I build the first one. Versions 15 through 19.
Half an hour on a call, your screen, your real system. I answer messages within an hour or two.
Almost every project starts as one of these three sentences, said out loud on the first call.
“Search takes eight seconds and the warehouse waits.”
Slow queries, a front end carrying code nobody uses, Core Web Vitals in the red. I measure first and change second, and you get the numbers from before and after. Elasticsearch when Postgres stops being enough.
“Our migration was quoted at six months and nobody can explain why.”
Architecture review, then the move itself with your data and your custom modules, from any version to any newer one. What breaks is found on staging, not on the system your people work in.
“We are still on spreadsheets and not sure Odoo even fits.”
Data model, roles, reports, and the integrations you actually need: payments, search, other people's APIs. Sometimes the honest answer is that Odoo is the wrong tool, and you hear it on the first call.
Tell me what your system does today and where it hurts. We spend half an hour on it, and you leave knowing what I would do first.
Half an hour on a call, your screen, your real system. No slides and no discovery questionnaire.
The order of work and a rough idea of the effort. If the job turns out to be small, you hear that too.
Including “Odoo is the wrong tool here” or “this task is not mine”. The call is free because it is not a way to sell you a project.
German e-commerce website
Move from Plentymarkets to Odoo, catalog and warehouse
Bike rental company
Warehouse, CRM and invoicing in one Odoo
Aesthetic and surgical medicine
The whole site built from the designer's project
Internal system for a bag manufacturer
Migration from Odoo 15 to Odoo 17
Med tech company
CRM, sales and purchase reworked to the process
A migration, a module Odoo does not ship, or a catalog that stopped coping. Tell me which one it is.
Start with a call
Odoo 15 - 19
Odoo 17
Odoo 18
Odoo 19
Odoo eCommerce
OWL
QWeb
Figma
Python
FastAPI
Celery
PostgreSQL
Redis
RabbitMQ
Elasticsearch
Docker
Traefik
Nginx
Cloudflare
Grafana
CI/CD
React
Paddle
Four steps, written down before anything is built, so you always know which one we are in.
A call and access to what already runs. I say straight away whether the task is mine, and what it costs to leave things as they are.
Data model, module boundaries, integration points, split into stages. You see what you are paying for before a line is written.
Every change is rehearsed on a copy of your data. Production gets it once you confirm, and there is always a way back.
Monitoring, backups, documentation. If you hire an in-house team later, they inherit a system rather than a puzzle.
I'm Oleg, an independent Odoo architect and developer registered as a sole proprietor in Ukraine. No account managers, no handover between teams: the person who estimates the work is the one who writes and ships it.
Documentation and calls in Ukrainian, Russian, English or Romanian - whichever your team actually speaks.
Half an hour, no slides, and an honest answer on whether I'm the right person for it.
Free consultation