artisanstech
building in public · open to new problems · Q3 2026

I don't take projects.
I build products.

Scalable web apps and automation systems — built the way I build my own SaaS: fast enough to test the idea, solid enough to hold real customers. If you're not sure your idea's worth building yet, I'll turn the core of it into a working demo in 48 hours. No deck, no fluff — just something you can click through.

Tell me what you're buildingSee what I've shipped
Lead → CRM → Slack
Live
24.3K
API Requests
Today
99.97%
Uptime
30d avg
84ms
p95 Latency
Last hour
48h
Demo Turnaround
Core flow
Lead submitted
Website form
AI qualifies
Scores + enriches
CRM updated
Contact synced
Team notified
Slack alert
$ deploy push origin main
> build passed · tests passed
> demo: core flow validated · shipped in 48h
> deployed to production ✓
312leads routed automatically this month — zero manual entry

Not a pitch — just what four years of building adds up to.

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WHAT I'M INTO

I build like a founder, even when it's your product.

I've shipped my own SaaS and watched real customers use it — good, bad, and the 2am bug reports. That's the lens I bring to everything I build now.

Scalable Web App Development

Laravel platforms and SaaS products built to go from first user to ten thousand without a rebuild. I've felt what breaks at scale on my own products — I build yours to not repeat those mistakes.

LaravelPHPMySQLRedisReact

Automation & AI Workflows

LLM-powered pipelines that replace repetitive judgment calls — classification, routing, drafting — wired into your CRM, database, Slack, and email. Built the way I'd want it running on my own product: reliable, monitored, with a human fallback.

OpenAIClauden8nVector DBs

SaaS & Multi-Tenant Platforms

Billing, RBAC, analytics, onboarding flows that don't lose users on day one. I know this stuff isn't theoretical — I've built and run it myself.

StripePostgresReact

API Development

Typed, documented REST and GraphQL APIs — built for systems that need to actually stay up when real customers depend on them.

OpenAPIGraphQLgRPC

Business Process Automation

Connecting CRMs, spreadsheets, databases, and communication tools into one pipeline that runs without someone babysitting it.

n8nZapierAPIsCron

Performance & Scale Engineering

Profiling, caching, query tuning, load testing — the unglamorous stuff that decides whether your app survives its first real traffic spike.

RedisCloudflarePostgres
HOW I START

Discuss the problem. Doubt it'll work? I'll prove it in 48 hours.

Every project starts as a conversation — the same way I start my own products.

Talk through the real problem

Not the feature list — the actual gap. What's broken, what's missing, what's been tried and didn't work.

Shape the solution together

Once the problem's clear, we figure out what actually needs building — sometimes smaller than you'd expect.

Still unsure? 48-hour demo

I'll pick the core functionality — the one piece that proves the idea works — and build a small working demo within 48 hours. This is exactly how I validate my own product ideas before committing months to them.

Build it for real users

Once we're both confident, we build the real thing — scoped, planned, shipped, and built to actually serve customers, not just pass a demo.

THINGS I'VE BUILT

Real problems. Real customers. Real numbers.

I'd rather show you what happened after launch than what looked good in a pitch.

TryOn AI — virtual outfit try-on preview
AI SaaS / Computer VisionTryOn AI — virtual outfit try-on
The situation
Online shoppers couldn't tell how a garment would actually look on them before buying — return rates were high and product photos didn't help.
What I built
A full-stack AI platform that generates a realistic photo of the user wearing any garment, on a credit-based Stripe billing model with daily reward spins to drive retention.
PythonFastAPIReactStripeAI Image API
Why it mattered
~1–1.5min
avg gen time
3
credit tiers
Talk through something similar
Pure Tech Leman — digital studio website preview
Agency Website / Multi-PagePure Tech Leman — digital studio website
The situation
A boutique Geneva agency needed a bilingual, multi-page site to present five service lines and fixed-price packages — and wanted to edit content themselves after launch.
What I built
A React frontend (shadcn/ui + Tailwind) backed by a headless WordPress CMS — Home, Services, Pricing, About, Contact — deployed on AWS behind Nginx.
Reactshadcn/uiTailwindWordPressAWS
Why it mattered
6
pages shipped
<1s
load time
Talk through something similar
Adoits Automation — robotics & automation site preview
WordPress / Industrial SiteAdoits Automation — robotics & automation site
The situation
A robotic automation manufacturer needed a multi-page WordPress site to showcase solutions across 5 industries and capture quote requests by vertical.
What I built
An 8-page WordPress/Elementor site with industry landing pages, quote forms with lead routing, and analytics tracking built in.
WordPressElementorPHPMySQL
Why it mattered
8
pages shipped
5
industries covered
2
lead forms
Talk through something similar
LocalRank Pro — one-page product site preview
Landing Page / Web DesignLocalRank Pro — one-page product site
The situation
Needed a single landing page that could sell a local-SEO product visually — no app, no login, no live data behind it.
What I built
A one-page marketing site with a mock dashboard, review-flow visual, and rank-tracker UI to show the product story at a glance.
ReactTailwind
Why it mattered
1
page end-to-end
7
sections
100%
mobile responsive
Talk through something similar
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AUTOMATION DEEP-DIVE

LLMs are great at judgment calls. Bad at being trusted blindly.

I build automations that know when to hand off to a human — not ones that quietly guess and hope. Website, CRM, AI agent, database, Slack, email, analytics — wired into one pipeline where the AI does real work.

● active
Website
Form submission
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CRM
Contact created
● active
AI Agent
Enrich · classify
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Database
Persist record
● active
Slack
Alert #sales
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Email
Follow-up sent
● active
Analytics
Attribution logged
STACK

Deep with a few tools. Fluent with many.

The same stack I trust for my own products — picked for what holds up at scale, not what's trending this week.

Backend

  • Laravel
  • PHP
  • Node.js
  • Python

Frontend

  • React
  • Next.js
  • Tailwind
  • JavaScript

Automation

  • n8n
  • OpenAI
  • Claude
  • Zapier

Infrastructure

  • Docker
  • Linux
  • Nginx
  • Cloudflare

Data

  • MySQL
  • Postgres
  • Redis
  • Vector DBs
HOW I WORK

Six things you'll notice.

This is how I treat my own products — you get the same standard.

Clean Architecture

Code built to scale and to hand off — not just to ship.

Built for Scale

Designed for real growth, not the neat little demo version of your traffic.

Performance Obsessed

Sub-100ms p95, Core Web Vitals in the green — because slow software loses customers, and I've watched it happen.

Security First

Threat models before code. Least privilege. Encrypted at rest and in transit.

Direct Communication

Weekly written updates. No status theatre.

Long-Term Thinking

Built to keep paying off in year three — same as the products I run myself.

PROCESS

Nothing mysterious about it.

Same process I use whether it's your product or mine.

  1. 01
    Discussion
    Real problem, real gaps, no assumptions
  2. 02
    Solution Shaping
    Defining what actually needs to be built
  3. 03
    48-Hour Demo
    A small working proof of the core idea, fast
  4. 04
    Planning
    Architecture, milestones, delivery cadence
  5. 05
    Development
    Iterative delivery, weekly demos, written updates
  6. 06
    Testing
    Automated tests, load tests, security review
  7. 07
    Deployment
    Zero-downtime release with observability wired in
  8. 08
    Support
    Ongoing maintenance and continuous improvement
Testimonials

Words from operators and founders.

"We had a genuinely complicated story to tell — temple flowers, the women who hand-process them, a five-stage journey — and I was worried it'd get lost online. He turned it into a site that actually walks people through it instead of just claiming it. Delivered fast, and it just works."
YP
Yash Panchal
Head of Sales, EcoHaven Industries
Project
EcoHaven (Tuloxi) — brand website
"Told him what we needed for the Shopify store — collections by mood, tiered discounts, the full catalog — and it was live in about a week. I sent over a few tweaks after launch and they were live the same day. Easy to work with, no chasing required."
K
Karan
Head of Marketing, Perfumeholic
Project
Perfumeholic — Shopify store
"We needed a site our own team could update without calling a developer every time — five industries, quote forms, the works. He built it on WordPress exactly that way. Years later we're still editing it ourselves without issue."
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Daniel Voss
Founder, Adoits Automation
Project
Adoits Automation — WordPress site
"I had an idea I wanted to scale eventually, but wasn't ready to bet everything on it upfront. I explained where I wanted to end up, and he figured out the smallest version that could actually prove it out. Had a working MVP fast, and now we're building on top of it."
PN
Priya Nair
Self-employed
Project
Early-stage product MVP
FAQ

Answers to the usual questions.

No. Half the best projects I've done started as "I have this idea, not sure it's even possible." Send it over.

A short call first — just me trying to understand the actual problem. If it's a fit, we shape the solution together, and I'll follow up with scope, timeline, and price in writing.

That's what the 48-hour demo is for. I'll take the core piece of your idea and build a small working version fast — the same way I test my own product ideas before committing months to them.

For a small, well-defined core feature — yes, usually. If proving the idea needs more time or scope, I'll tell you upfront before starting anything.

No. It's there to help you decide, not to lock you in. If it doesn't feel right, no hard feelings.

Both, and that's the point. Building and running my own SaaS is what shapes how I build for you — I know what it's like when real customers hit an edge case at 2am.

Ranges a lot — from a two-week automation to a six-month platform build. Size matters less than whether it's worth building well.

Yes. I'm used to slotting into someone else's codebase and conventions.

Fixed price for well-defined work, time-and-materials when we're still figuring things out together.

If you want it. Not pushing retainers on people who don't need them.

Remote, EU/US-friendly hours.

open to interesting problems · Q3 2026

Tell me what
you're building.

Doesn't need to be fully formed. Bring me the problem, the gap, the half-built idea — we'll talk it through. If there's doubt, I can have a small demo of the core idea back to you within 48 hours.

  • Email
    artisanstechinfo@gmail.com
  • Location
    Remote · EU / US hours
  • Response time
    Within 1 business day