Who am I?
An independent developer, architect and trainer since 2009, I help small businesses, tech teams and schools build digital tools that last.
My background
I'm passionate about web and mobile development, and about what new technology can do for businesses. Since 2009, I've built websites, mobile apps and SEO strategies for organisations of every size, from startups to large groups.
I work daily with React, Node.js and the cloud (AWS, Azure), and integrate language models such as Mistral, OpenAI and Llama to automate tasks, analyse data and improve your users' experience.
I'm the co-founder of keiko, a web and mobile home inventory app that helps people understand what their home insurance covers.
I also share what I know: I teach at a digital school and train teams in companies, so everyone understands their tools and uses them with confidence.
- years of experience
- 17
- projects delivered
- 100+
- clients supported
- 50+
Publications and appearances
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Book · Oracom, 2012
Savoir tout faire pour le Web : PHP et MySQL
Co-written with Jonathan Buttigieg, in French: short tutorials for making a website dynamic with PHP and MySQL, from databases to sending emails, generating PDFs and RSS feeds.
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Magazine · Oracom, November 2012
Web Design Magazine, special issue 18
A contribution, in French, to Oracom's web design magazine, from the book's publisher.
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Podcast · If This Then Dev, March 2023
Native vs Crossplateforme : Y a-t-il encore une raison de choisir une solution native ?
Bruno Soulez's guest on episode 205, in French: comparing native, cross-platform and hybrid apps, with a grid for choosing by constraints and cost.
What you can count on
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One point of contact
You deal directly with the person who designs and builds your project, from the first call to production.
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Decisions explained
Every technical choice is laid out simply, with its costs and alternatives, so you decide with full knowledge.
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The right amount of tech
The simplest solution that meets your need, built to grow with you.
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A project you can take over
At the end of the project, you get the code, access and documentation. The transfer of rights to the code is set out in the quote.
Let's talk about your project.
A free first conversation to review your needs. You leave with a clear opinion and concrete next steps.