About
A one-person studio, on purpose
Coding Moon is run by one developer with eighteen years behind him — which means less overhead for you, and nobody between you and the person building your software.
Coding Moon is a one-person software studio based in Copenhagen. It is run by me, Mikkel Damm Vind, and it has been my company since 2018.
I am self-taught, and I have been building software for eighteen years — from large-scale booking platforms and cloud accounting to climate-tech and internal tools. Most of that time I have spent trying to make things both work well and look good. Most developers care about the code or the look; I try to care about both.
Because it is just me, you work directly with the person writing the code. No hand-offs, no account managers, no layer of people relaying your requirements to someone you never meet. That is the whole point of keeping the studio small.
A lot of how I build now is agentic — I lean on AI coding agents and tight feedback loops to move faster, while staying the person who understands and owns every line that ships. That is also why AI automation is something I sell: I use it daily, on my own work, and I know precisely where it holds up and where it does not.
More about me, personally
My background, full work history and the things I build for their own sake live on my personal site.
mikkeldamm.comWhere I’ve been
Lead Software Developer, Målbar
LCA platform, built from the ground up
2023 — now
Founder, Coding Moon
Client work and own products
2018 — now
Founder & CTO, eManager
Esports platform; team of 5, 1M DKK raised
2018 — 2021
Senior Frontend Developer, Dinero
Danish cloud accounting, used daily by thousands
2016 — 2019
Frontend Developer, DFDS
Rebuilt dfds.com and parts of passenger booking
2015 — 2016
Developer → Lead, Group Online A/S
Built a CMS that became the company’s main product
2008 — 2015
What the studio sells
Have something you want built?
Whether it’s a new product, a process you want automated, a prototype or an extra pair of hands on an existing codebase — I’d love to hear about it.