One person, from database to production
I build complete applications — web, mobile, AI
What I actually ship
Bécik, T’es bon là dedans! and DisnatIA are not mockups: database, authentication, payments, Android app and AI wired to real data. Three examples, not the full list.
What I build
Three things, concretely. The detail lives in the services page.
Next.js and React, database, authentication, payments. A product that runs in production, not a demonstration.
Android through Capacitor from the same codebase, push notifications, and a Play Store release once it is ready.
Document extraction, search across a private corpus, assistants answering from your own data with verifiable sources.
Frequently asked questions
How does a project usually run?
One written exchange to scope, a first usable version online quickly, then short iterations until production.
How long does it take?
It depends on scope — which is exactly what the scoping step settles. A simple app ships in weeks, a full platform in a few months. The deadline is written down before we start.
Do you work alone?
Yes. That is what keeps the result coherent: the same person scopes, writes the code, deploys and fixes it.
What about design?
I build the interfaces too: sober, consistent with your brand, designed to be used daily rather than to look good in a screenshot.
What happens after launch?
Fixed-price fixes and changes. No mandatory maintenance subscription, no lock-in: the code and the access are yours.
Which technologies?
Next.js and React, PostgreSQL or Supabase, Capacitor for the Android app, Stripe for payments, Vercel or your own server for hosting.
Got something to ship?
Describe the need and the constraint. I answer with a realistic scope and a deadline I can hold.