From idea to production, no hand-offs.

Ten steps, a single point of contact. At each one, a deliverable you can see, test or read. Here is what they really look like.

  1. 01

    Idea

    We start from the business problem: who uses it, what costs time, what needs to change, and how we will know it works.

    Deliverable: a one-page brief

  2. 02

    UX/UI

    User journeys and key screens, as a clickable prototype. We validate how it will be used before writing a line of code.

    Deliverable: an approved prototype

  3. 03

    Frontend

    A fast, responsive and accessible interface, built from reusable components.

    Deliverable: the web application

  4. 04

    Backend

    Business rules where they belong: server-side, testable, with a human in the loop when the stakes call for it.

    Deliverable: the application logic

  5. 05

    Database

    A clean, relational data model in Supabase. It is what decides whether the product will still hold up in two years.

    Deliverable: the Postgres schema

  6. 06

    Authentication

    Accounts, roles and permissions, enforced by the database itself. Everyone sees exactly what they should see.

    Deliverable: secure access

  7. 07

    API

    The product talks to your existing tools, through REST APIs and webhooks, in both directions.

    Deliverable: documented integrations

  8. 08

    Automations

    Whatever repeats moves into n8n workflows that run on their own and leave a trace of every run.

    Deliverable: workflows in production

  9. 09

    AI

    Where it saves time or improves a decision, with structured, verifiable outputs.

    Deliverable: integrated AI features

  10. 10

    Go-live

    Domain, environments, deployment from GitHub, monitoring. Then we measure, and we iterate.

    Deliverable: the live product

Working together, in practice.

What you do and what I do, at each phase. Your time is kept for decisions.

You Me

Diagnosis

You describe the problem, what it costs, and who it affects.

I ask eight questions and tell you frankly whether I'm the right person.

Scoping

You approve the scope and the definition of success.

I write the brief, the V1 scope and what will wait.

Prototype

You test the journeys, and so do your users.

I design the key screens as a clickable prototype.

Build

You watch the demos and make the calls.

I build in short iterations, with a demo at every step.

Go-live

You open access to your teams or your clients.

I deploy, document and monitor the first few days.

Iterations

You share what you observe.

I measure usage and improve what matters.

What never changes.

  • The code and the accounts are yours. GitHub repository, database, hosting: in your name.
  • You see before you approve. A demo at every step, never a black box.
  • Everything is documented. A future team can take over without having to ask me.
  • I say what I know. What I have mastered, what I am experimenting with, what I am discovering alongside you.

Shall we start with the diagnosis?