Small businesses and project owners
Custom tools built to large-group standards: software made to last, not a mock-up.
A background in large groups
Defence, energy, space, aeronautics, AI research.
Organizations listed as experience references. Logos remain the property of their owners.
Services
Tools that save time and connect to what you already use.
A central tool that brings your data together and automates repetitive tasks: no duplicates, no lost orders.
Clear screens for the office, the workshop or the field: quotes signed online, photos, PDFs, on any device.
One account per employee, two-factor authentication, access revoked in one click, sensitive data encrypted.
Controlled releases with fast rollback, monitoring that alerts before you notice, verified backups.
Store, payments, ERP, e-invoicing, calendar and point of sale work together: no more double data entry.
Catalog imports, bank reconciliation, scheduled jobs: manual data entry disappears.
Work
The context, what I built, the results.
13 interconnected apps: sales, workshop, rentals, invoicing and e-commerce
A complete information system for an SME: central API, e-commerce, ERP and point of sale, SSO and 6 business apps.
E-commerce API, storefront and back-office, with an ERP-driven catalogue
A 3-app headless e-commerce platform: ERP-driven catalogue, Mollie payments, legal invoicing and returns handling.
A showcase website built for local SEO and for turning visits into quote requests.
A Next.js showcase site with strong local SEO: structured data, online quotes tied to real stock, on-demand catalogue revalidation and two calculators.
Dolibarr 22 with 8 custom modules, a connected POS and e-invoicing
Dolibarr 22 ERP with 8 custom modules: hardware-connected point of sale, offline inventory and a 4× faster product list.
One backend for the workshop, rentals, sales, invoicing and bank reconciliation
Central Node.js API: ~250 endpoints, 44 data models, quotes signed online, idempotent invoicing and server-side OIDC SSO.
Engineer first: AI executes; I design, decide, review and prove.
Versioned specs, skills and multi-agent browser testing: an AI pipeline under engineering control, with over 800 test cases run.
How it works
At every stage you know what has been delivered, what remains to be done and what it costs.
I listen to your constraints and pain points before talking technology.
A clear specification and a detailed quote: what, when, how much.
Regular releases you test, so adjustments happen early.
Testing, acceptance, a supervised release, data migration if needed.
Monitoring, backups and new features: your tool keeps serving you.
Artificial intelligence
AI helps me execute. It does not design your software and decides nothing for me.
Engineer first. AI executes; I design, decide, review and prove.
I do not delegate my understanding: every change is reviewed, and I keep the final say.
AI takes on the repetitive execution: a usable version sooner.
Every change is reviewed, tested and checked. Nothing ships without approval.
Specs and documentation evolve with the code: your tool stays easy to pick up.
FAQ
What I'm asked most often before a project starts.
Great for prototyping. The hard part comes next: connecting your software, handling permissions and edge cases, migrating your data, fixing things without breaking others. If one is enough, I'll tell you.
A few days for a prototype, several weeks for a business application, delivered in stages.
After a first conversation: a short specification and a quote by batch (scope, schedule, price).
You do: code, repositories, hosting, domains and service accounts, documentation included.
If you want: deployment, monitoring, backups, or a rollout on your own infrastructure.
Both: remotely anywhere in France, on site around Toulouse.
Yes: a review of the code and data, then gradual evolution rather than a risky rewrite.
AI speeds up execution; I design, I review and I stay responsible. No secret is handed to it, and the code stays in your repositories.
Describe your need: you get a first estimate and the questions worth answering.
