Software engineer specializing in PHP (Laravel) & TypeScript (Node, React). In my spare time, co-creator of Grindelia (Unity game)
You tell me what you need, I tell you what can be done, what it costs and how long it takes. No jargon, and no surprises halfway through.
Your address on the internet, up 24 hours a day. For freelancers and for companies alike: pages for who you are, what you sell, your work and how to reach you. Fast, good-looking on a phone, and ready to show up on Google.
Your service, moved online. What lives in a spreadsheet, in a chat thread and on paper today becomes a system your customers use in their browser, each in an account of their own — and it charges the subscription on its own, every month.
Your product in your customer's pocket, with an icon on the home screen and a notification at the right moment. I publish it to Apple's and Google's stores and take care of the updates afterwards.
Artificial intelligence doing the repetitive work: answering customers, filling in forms, sorting information and talking to the systems you already use. The human team keeps the human part.
For when nothing off the shelf fits. A program built around the way you actually work, installed on the company's computers and still running when the internet drops.
Putting a site online is not the whole job. These are the pieces that make it work for you.
Your business listed and verified on Google Maps: address, opening hours, phone, a link to the site and reviews from people who already bought from you. It is what shows up when somebody searches for your name — or for “near me”.
How many people came in, where they came from, what they looked at and where they gave up. Numbers in plain language, so you decide where to spend based on data rather than on a hunch.
The same site adjusts to the phone, the tablet and the desktop. Since most visits arrive on a phone, that is where it has to be fastest and easiest — and it has to work for people navigating by keyboard or screen reader too.
Titles, descriptions, readable addresses, a sitemap and structured data. All set up so search engines understand what you do and show your page to the people looking for it.
A button that opens WhatsApp with the message already written, in the right place on every page. Fewer forms, more conversation on the channel your customer is already using.
Contact, quote or sign-up forms that land straight in your inbox, with protection against bots and spam. Every message is recorded — nothing gets lost in a crowded inbox.
An area of your own to publish content, follow charts and pull reports. You change the text, the photos and the prices yourself, without depending on me for every tweak.
A chatbot that answers the same old questions, automated support at three in the morning, forms that fill themselves in and processes that run without anybody pushing them.
An HTTPS certificate, a cookie notice with real consent, and data handled under the applicable privacy law. Automatic backups, so a bad day does not turn into a loss.
I publish it and set up the domain, the certificate and the backups. Then I stay on it: security updates, fixes, and whatever improvements we agree on.
No mystery and no technical terms. You always know which step we are on and what comes next.
We talk about what you need, who it is for and what already exists today. No commitment, no jargon and no cost.
I come back with what will be built, the deadline and a fixed price, in writing. Nothing starts before you approve it.
On bigger projects I put together a clickable draft before writing code. Changing your mind here costs far less than changing it once it is built.
I build it in pieces and show you each one. You watch the project grow and adjust along the way, instead of getting everything at once at the end.
Your product goes up: domain, security certificate, search engines and app stores. From here it is running, and it is yours.
After launch I handle updates, fixes and improvements — and, if you prefer, the content and the day-to-day of the panel too. By the month or on demand, your call.
DevSquad · 2025 — 2026
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Felí · 2019 — 2022
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No finished brief required, and no need for the right words. A rough idea and a couple of questions already make a good first conversation.
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