Entrepreneurship
An entrepreneurial profile, not just a technical one
Since 2022, I've designed and launched my own products alongside client work — mostly SaaS and e-commerce sites. What matters is never the code alone: it's the judgement on what deserves to be built, and the nerve to stop cold what doesn't hold up.
The tools of the trade
Key skills
Product judgement
Spotting a real, lived problem — not a nice-sounding idea on paper — before spending a weekend of code on it.
ProficiencyProficiency : 88 / 100Idea to production, solo
Design, development, deployment: carrying a product from the first sketch to real users, without a team.
ProficiencyProficiency : 92 / 100Ship-or-kill calls
A shelved or dropped project isn't a hidden failure: it's a documented decision, made in time.
ProficiencyProficiency : 90 / 100Cost and execution speed
Picking the fastest tool to validate a hypothesis, not the most elegant one on paper.
ProficiencyProficiency : 85 / 100Business model
Asking who pays, why, and whether the model survives the competition — before writing the first line.
ProficiencyProficiency : 80 / 100Client relationship & delivery
The same judgement applied to client work: proposing, not just executing what's asked.
ProficiencyProficiency : 86 / 100
Tools & technologies
Ideation & validation
- Notion
- Figma
Solo build
- Next.js
- Supabase
- Docker
Deployment & payment
- Dokploy
- Traefik
- Stripe
Related projects
A dedicated process
No committee, no fifty-page business plan. Four beats, repeated for every product — including the decision to stop, when it's the right one.
Step 01
Observation.
A real problem, lived first-hand.
The idea never starts from a trends spreadsheet: it starts from a real friction — on a mission, in a rented property, in a transaction gone wrong.
- Deliverables
- Problem stated in one sentence
1 / 4
Step 02
Validation.
Test before spending dev time.
A minimal first pass, sometimes with no code at all, to check the problem is shared by others before committing weeks to it.
- Deliverables
- Minimal testable version
2 / 4
Step 03
Build.
From idea to production, solo.
Design, development, deployment — with the tools best suited to the situation, not the ones that look best on a résumé.
- Deliverables
- Live product, real users
3 / 4
Step 04
Decision.
Ship, grow, or stop cold.
Every product is reviewed regularly: what holds up continues, what doesn't gets shelved or dropped — without clinging to the time already sunk.
- Deliverables
- Documented call: ship, iterate or stop
4 / 4
Testimonial
What I appreciated is that he didn't just code what we asked for: he questioned the model, proposed something simpler, and said clearly when an idea didn't hold up.
Other areas of expertise
Let's work together
A product to build, a redesign, a team to reinforce? Let's talk about what we can create.