CTO · Developer · Architect, AI-augmented

One point of contact.Team-level output.

Your product in production in a matter of weeks. New features every sprint.
Zero recruitment, zero onboarding, zero coordination meetings.

20+ years of experience · 100% remote, worldwide

The world's best tech teams already work this way.

For two years now, major technology companies and well-funded startups have integrated AI-augmented development into their standard production workflow, the way they work every day.

The result: they ship more, explore more options, and reduce the cost of each feature. A team of ten today produces what required thirty people three years ago.

For a startup or SMB that hasn't made this shift yet, the risk goes beyond missing a trend: finding themselves structurally outpaced by competitors playing by fundamentally different rules.

This model is accessible right now. Finding and securing the profile capable of deploying it, arbitrating its choices and guiding its execution, remains the real challenge.

Team-level output, carried by one person.

Most tech organisations spend a significant share of their energy just staying coordinated: meetings, sign-offs, pending tickets, decisions that drag on. That's the hidden cost of a team, and it grows with size.

Here, one person carries the product vision, the architecture choices, and the execution. AI tools handle the repetitive tasks: code generation, automated tests, documentation, first-pass implementations. Human experience focuses on what matters: decisions, architecture, vigilance over the relevance and quality of what's generated, and the logic of your product.

Beyond producing faster, AI augmentation makes accessible features and integrations that would previously have been too long, too risky, or too costly to approach with a traditional team. The scope of what can be built expands.

See what we can do together

Do you recognise yourself in one of these situations?

  • You're founding or growing a startup. You have an idea, an early product, or first funding. You need someone who takes ownership of the technical decisions and executes them, without you having to recruit, onboard, and coordinate an entire team. You focus on your market. The tech moves forward in parallel.
  • You run an SMB going digital. Your business runs. You need a business application, an internal tool, or a customer platform. You don't want to build a tech department, you want it working, now and durably.
  • You're preparing the next step. You're coming out of an outsourcing phase, approaching a fundraise, or preparing your first technical hires. You need solid foundations before moving up a gear.
  • You're investing in a startup. Before signing, you need an independent view of the stack: code quality, scalability, hidden risks, security, processes. An audit carried out by someone who has built and led tech teams, and who knows how to read what the code really says about a project.
  • Looking for a CTO? If your need goes beyond a project partnership, that conversation is also possible.
  • Looking for a technical co-founder? If you're considering a deeper collaboration with long-term project involvement, that conversation is also possible.
Let's talk about your project

Where are you right now?

Three engagement formats, depending on your situation.
The opening conversation finds the right one, or the best combination for your needs.

Sprint

"I have an idea. I want to see it in production."

From discovery to deployment in a matter of weeks. You arrive with a project. You leave with a product in production, solid architecture, and complete documentation.

  • Optional discovery phase
  • Architecture and technology choices
  • Full development, from interface to servers
  • Deployment and continuous integration
  • Complete documentation and handover

Monthly Retainer

"My product is running. I want it to evolve."

A technical partner who ships features every sprint, makes architecture decisions, and maintains a delivery cadence over time. Monthly engagement, adjustable to your needs.

  • Feature development
  • Infrastructure and DevOps
  • Technical and architectural advisory
  • No lock-in commitment

Tactical Strike

"I have a specific problem. I want it solved."

Your codebase is slowing down your deliveries. A migration is blocked. An architecture review is due before a fundraise. A precise objective, executed without detour.

  • Code audit and technical debt
  • Migration and modernisation
  • Architecture review
  • Performance optimisation
  • Project rescue
  • Investor audit

From conversation to first deliverables, without unnecessary steps.

Four steps, no surprises.

01
A first conversation

You explain your project, situation, and constraints. We take the time to understand the real challenge first, and assess together what's feasible and in what form.

02
A clear proposal

Scope, timeline, engagement format, budget. Concise and direct. It arrives quickly, so nothing drags before we start.

03
Scoping and start

Once the proposal is validated together, we scope the first priorities before beginning. Each step is aligned with your expectations.

04
Regular deliveries, full visibility

You see what's moving forward at each stage. A sync call if you need one, async by default. With each delivery, a document details what has been implemented since the last time.

Let's talk about your project

What you're probably wondering

What if you're unavailable?

All code produced is in your hands, under your control, from day one. Documentation is kept up to date continuously, so continuity is guaranteed whatever the evolution of our collaboration. For high-intensity engagements, we anticipate this point together from the first call.

What if my project needs skills you don't have?

Depending on needs, I can call on a network of trusted collaborators, selected for their level and their way of working. You keep one point of contact and the same overall quality.

How can one person deliver as much as a team?

Modern AI tools, used by someone with 20+ years of experience, absorb the repetitive side of development. What remains is what truly matters: decisions, architecture, vigilance over the relevance and quality of what's generated, and the logic of your product.

Who owns the code?

You do, always. You have access to all the code and resources produced, organised to remain fully usable independently of our collaboration.

How does day-to-day communication work?

Async by default: messaging, task manager, shared documentation. A video call if you'd like one, without obligation.

Do you work on existing projects?

Yes, and it's frequent. We start with a quick audit, then a prioritised action plan. Accumulated technical debt is part of the picture, it's often the first place where we recover time and fluidity.

What's the minimum duration for a monthly retainer?

There's no formal minimum. Two months allows for something meaningful to be produced. Most engagements run between six and eighteen months.

What technologies do you work with?

Primarily Laravel, Inertia, Vue.js and Livewire. Other technologies can be considered depending on the project's needs.

Do your projects necessarily incorporate AI?

AI structures the working method. It is not meant to find its way into every delivered product.

Integrating AI into a production tool means accepting its current limitations: results that may prove inaccurate, behaviours that are difficult to predict, a technology still maturing. For tools that have a direct impact on a client's business, these risks are carefully weighed before committing.

If your project genuinely benefits from an AI integration, the question is raised with the necessary perspective. Otherwise, it won't be added for the sake of appearing modern.

A first conversation, no commitment.

Describe your project or situation. A response arrives quickly, with an honest assessment of what's possible to achieve together, even if the timing isn't right yet.