Tools that keep working after I leave.

For teams that need a tool, or lose hours to manual work.

You need a website or an internal tool that does one job well. Or your team copies data between apps every week, and you suspect a machine could do it.

From a landing page to a small application.

• Websites and landing pages that load fast and work on phones.
• Web applications: questionnaires, dashboards, admin screens, ordering flows.
• Integrations and automations between the apps you use, with Make, webhooks and APIs.
• Data work in Python: cleaning, analysis and dashboards.
• AI-assisted tasks, where they actually save time.

Small steps, visible progress.

I build in short iterations and send you an update every week. You can look at the work in progress whenever you like. At the end you get the code, every access, the documentation, and 30 days of support.

Sometimes the right answer is no code.

For a quick test or a tool a non-technical owner will maintain, a visual automation in Make is often the better choice. When volume, complexity or testing needs grow, it's time to move to code. I'll tell you which side of that line you're on, and why.

What I’ve used on the projects here.

Web

HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React, TypeScript

Back end

Cloudflare Workers, PostgreSQL, Python

Data

Python, Pandas, SQL, Streamlit

Automation

Make, webhooks, Google Sheets

Three different builds.

A React application, a full online shop without a framework, and a no-code automation. Same approach, different tools.

Web application · EdTechEidia Orientation React and TypeScript, with a scoring engine kept separate from the interface. E-commerce · BrandYEM’S Static pages generated in Python, orders handled by a Cloudflare Worker.

Form

Make

Score

Sheet

Automation · SalesLead Automation Make, webhooks and Google Sheets, with every case tested.