what i
make.

three disciplines i focus on: the web, apps for iphone and ipad, and automation that takes routine work off your plate. one studio, no subcontracting.

01 · web development

web.

from marketing site to complex web app. fast, scalable, and not over-fancified. i build what fits what you need, not whatever is trending this month.

  • marketing & brand sites. laravel with its own cms (like this site) or static with astro or next.js. you edit your own pages without a developer in the loop.
  • custom web apps. laravel with react on top. dashboards, portals, client areas, with login, roles and payments.
  • integrations. hooks into your accounting, crm, email, invoicing. build it once, never re-type again.
02 · apps

apps.

iphone, ipad, or cross-platform, depending on your audience and what the app needs to do. we make that call up front, because going back on it later means building it again.

  • native ios. swift & swiftui. for apps where performance and platform feel matter: camera, sensors, widgets, offline-first.
  • cross-platform. react native when android + ios from one codebase is enough. honest about the trade-offs.
  • app store & testflight. certificates, screenshots, descriptions, review replies. i handle the whole submission, even the rejects.
  • backend & sync. if the app needs data from an external source: apis, offline sync, push notifications, in-app purchases.
03 · ai & automation

automation.

i do not sell ai strategy. i use it all day, i introduced it into a development team, and it sits inside my own products. what i bring is the practice, not a report.

  • build & integrations. api connections, llm integrations, and mcp servers that hook your own systems up to an assistant. in crisp, claude talks to your tasks and your calendar over mcp, so this is not theory: it runs.
  • ai in a development team. i introduced ai into a running development process, to developers who had not asked for it. that is how i know where the time is actually saved, where it quietly drains away, and at which point people give up on it.
  • inventory. we walk through the things someone repeats every week: where the time goes, where error-prone re-typing sits, and where a human is exactly the point. the outcome is a list of what it gains and what it costs, including when the answer is not to do it.
sound like a fit?

tell me about it.

book a call → hello@whappa.com