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How I keep the promise.

The discipline that lets me ship solo, fast and durable, without your product becoming a black box.

How it goes, concretely

  1. 01

    We settle the project

    We discuss the need, the scope and the main features. No detailed, frozen spec sheet — rather a clear direction.

  2. 02

    I iterate in small loops

    Explore, propose, build, validate, archive. I build what we agreed, by increments, one visible step at a time.

  3. 03

    You see it, we adjust

    I deliver as it goes: you see what it looks like, and we recut, fix or pivot if needed.

01 — Spec-driven, by iterations

Each increment is specified just before it’s built.

Nothing is frozen up front. On each small loop: we explore, I write what we’ll do, I build, we validate, I archive the decision. The product moves by visible steps, and every choice stays traced and resumable.

  • small iterations
  • decisions traced
  • resumable
An iterative loop: explore, propose, build, validate, archive.

02 — AI accelerates, I stay in control

The speed of AI, without taking on its risks.

The AI does the bulk of the repetitive work. The choices that matter — security, architecture, what ships to production — stay human, reviewed one by one.

  • prototyping in hours
  • human review
  • you stay in control
A powered flow passing through a checkpoint before reaching a clean architecture.

03 — Your data stays in France

Privacy, in the architecture — not in a promise.

Hosting in France, zero third-party tracker, local fonts and assets. Compliance you can check, not take on faith.

  • hosted in France
  • zero tracker
  • verifiable
Data protected by a shield, anchored in a circle of European stars.

The proof, in figures

CBTicket, from idea to production.

A ticketing tool taken from the first prototype to production, in a few days.

idea → production
10days

idea → production

first clickable prototype
3days

first clickable prototype

third-party tracker · verifiable compliance
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third-party tracker · verifiable compliance

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