Montréal, QC — Available for workVelocity
Web developer crafting fast, considered interfaces, from pixel to production. I design it, I build it, I ship it.
01Selected work
Not concepts or class projects. Live systems with real users, real payments and real data pipelines behind them.
01Marketing site & tool
Content agency site + CV engine
A done-for-you content agency for notaries and accountants. A narrative, scroll-driven site with a real-time 3D hero, plus an internal engine that turns a profile into a formatted, downloadable CV.
02Patient journey
From symptom to appointment
A rebuilt patient journey for a dental clinic: patients find the treatment matching what they actually feel, and request an appointment without leaving the site. The request form, the clinic's calendar and a purpose-built appointment system share one record, so qualification, confirmations and reminders happen on their own, inside GDPR constraints.
03E-commerce & community
Streetwear drops and a VIP programme
One ecosystem for the shop, the collection drops, the restock alerts and the VIP programme. Order verification, collaboration requests and creator tracking were automated to replace the manual back-and-forth that was running through Instagram DMs.
02About
I started building for the web in 2019, on my own, because I wanted to make things that existed outside my head. Five years later that instinct met formal training: a bachelor's degree in web development. The two turned out to reinforce each other.
Today I work across the whole stack. Design systems and motion on one end, PostgreSQL schemas and Stripe webhooks on the other. I like being the person who can take a product from a blank Figma file to a live URL without a handoff.
I'm based in Montréal, work in English and French, and I care about the same three things on every project: it should be fast, it should be clear, and it should actually ship.
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03Services
Three disciplines, one person. That means no handoff, no translation loss, and no waiting on someone else to unblock the build.
I am not a pixel perfectionist. I am a user flow perfectionist. Clean, focused interfaces where every element earns its place, from colour and spacing to layout logic.
I do not just build what looks good. I build what feels right. Structured CSS, deliberate interaction, and animation that carries meaning instead of decorating a page.
I like backends that simply work. Fast, secure, built to last. Auth, payments, data models and admin logic: the foundation that lets a product scale with confidence.
04Journey
Self-taught first, formally trained second, shipping ever since.
2019 — 2021
I started teaching myself web development with the aim of making a career out of it. Static sites, then dynamic ones, then everything I could break and rebuild.
2021 — 2023
Formal validation of the craft, and the point where self-taught instinct met structured computer science: data structures, databases, architecture.
2023 — 2025
I built sites for free for people around me, then for businesses across Italy, Portugal, Spain and France. Storefronts, booking platforms and patient journeys, delivered end to end in whichever language the client works in.
2025 — now
Now settled in Canada, with products of my own in production: an e-commerce brand, a B2B real-estate SaaS, a content agency platform. What I want next is to put that European delivery experience to work here, on a team.
05Personal work
No brief, no deadline, no client to reassure, which is exactly why these are where I take the risks. Each one exists because something bothered me enough to build the answer.
A voice assistant I own end to end
A personal AI assistant built brick by brick in Python: speech in through Whisper, a reasoning loop that can call its own tools, a persistent memory in SQLite, and a voice back out. It runs on my machine, not somebody's cloud, and every layer is one I can open.
Not to rebuild Siri, but to understand an agent from the inside: what it should remember, when it should act on its own, and where autonomy stops being useful.
Paused until the hardware catches up
Commercial leads, months before the search
A B2B SaaS that watches funding rounds, headcount growth and executive hires, scores the signal with a written reason attached, and drops the qualified lead onto a clustered map. Signal engine, scoring, billing and digests, all mine.
Brokers hear about a lease search once five other brokers already have. The intent is visible months earlier if something is actually watching for it.
In production
A marketplace for one-of-one antiques
A mobile marketplace built with Expo and React Native, where every item exists exactly once. That single constraint forces the hard parts: timed cart reservations so two buyers cannot claim the same piece, live auctions with server-side bidding, and push notifications that arrive the moment either one moves.
Antique dealers sell unique stock through DMs and screenshots. A marketplace where inventory is one deep needs rules a standard cart has never had to enforce.
In build: backend live, store release next
06Toolkit
Frontend
Backend & data
Platforms & tooling
Craft
07Process
Who is it for, what must it do, and what would make it fail. Scope before pixels.
Flows first, then interface. Every screen exists to move someone one step forward.
Typed, tested and readable. Written so the next person, often future me, can move fast in it.
Deployed, measured, iterated. A product that is not in production is a prototype.
07Contact
Freelance projects, product work or a full-time role. If you are building something that has to actually ship, I want to hear about it.
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