About
A builder, not an agency that advises
I design, build and ship complete web and mobile applications — solo, from the database to production. Three of them are live today: Bécik, T’es bon là dedans! and DisnatIA.
How I work
Three principles that decide how a project actually goes.
A recommendations deck solves nothing. My work ends up online, with real data, a real domain and real users.
No account manager, no subcontracting chain. The person who scopes the need is the one who writes the code and fixes the bugs.
Code, access and deployment procedure are all handed over. Nothing stays locked inside my accounts.
The method, in four steps
Short, written, with something visible at each stage.
- 1
Write the scope
One written exchange, one page, and the exclusions stated clearly. Misunderstandings get settled there, not mid-project.
- 2
Ship early, small
A working first version online quickly, with real data, so the next decisions rest on something concrete.
- 3
Go to production
Deployment, domain, backups, monitoring. Going live is part of the job, not a later phase.
- 4
Document and hand over
A deployment procedure and decision notes, so the next step does not depend on my memory.
Let’s talk about your project
Describe the need and the constraint. I answer with a realistic scope and a deadline I can hold.