What I have built
Real projects, each presented for what it is: client work, products built as an employee, and apps of my own. Client and employer names are only given with their agreement.
Freelance work
Websites and apps built for clients.
Cabinet dentaire Desboeuf
The practice of Drs Desboeuf, two dentists in Bures-sur-Yvette (Essonne), wanted to reassure new patients: treatments, team and premises clearly presented, opening hours, access and emergencies at a glance, Doctolib booking one click away throughout the page, and a site built for local searches.
Bruno Traiteur
For Bruno Traiteur, a caterer in Quillan, in the Aude (brazier cooking, buffets, appetisers, weddings): a menu of over 100 dishes, a page per town to be found locally, and an online quote request where the customer builds their event. The caterer finds every request in a pro area. First version presented to the client, in demo mode.
Hercules Thrustmaster
The international gaming hardware maker pays its partners on the sales they bring in. I built its affiliate platform: tracked links, automatic commission calculation, dashboards for the marketing team, tiers and referrals. Running since 2023, and I keep extending it.
View the projectEmployed (permanent role)
Two products built as a permanent employee, in a team. My role is stated for each.
Favikon
Favikon helps brands and agencies find content creators, contact them and track their campaigns. Full-stack developer within the product, design and data teams: search, messaging, reports, real-time dashboards and AI answers that appear as they are written.
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Krown
Favikon’s iOS app for content creators: it turns their growth into a game, with a daily score, leaderboards, posting streaks and an AI coach, sold as an in-app subscription. Tech lead of a team of four developers, from an empty repository to App Store approval in five and a half months; the public release is still to come.
View the projectMy own products
Apps of my own, designed and built end to end, and a concept that stayed at the prototype stage.
Sidetown
A developer’s projects shown as a 3D city. Designed, built and launched in 11 days: accounts, images ready to share on social media, video generated in the browser, a paid plan by card.
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Nightprint
Software architecture explained through interactive 3D machines, in the browser: you follow a request step by step, and see what breaks when you swap a part. An AI importer draws a JavaScript or TypeScript GitHub repository from its own code. Built in public, in 7 days.
View the projectCorpusAI
An AI assistant built from your own documents: you upload your files, the platform indexes them, then the assistant answers and cites its sources. It can be embedded on any website, with card subscriptions and a public API. The product was complete; the project has since been discontinued.
Swipe Movie
Choosing a film as a group without spending the whole evening on it: everyone swipes on their own and, as soon as the whole group likes the same film, it’s a match. You join a session with a code, no account needed. Installable on mobile, with a paid plan. The project reached over 240 users; it has been discontinued, but its landing page is still online.
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Lume
Tracking what you eat by taking a photo of your plate: AI recognises the foods and portions, then calories and macros are calculated from reference nutrition databases, never made up by the AI. With a strength-training module, a widget and data export. Built in 9 days.
Personal growth app
An iOS app idea for building good habits: each day, an affirmation, a small action and a few words in the evening, with a companion that grows when you keep up your ritual. I wrote the product brief and designed the clickable prototype: an 18-screen onboarding, the daily ritual, a journal, a subscription screen, a light theme and an evening theme.
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