Internal tool
The place where your team works: records, workflows, per-person permissions and a history of who changed what.
Service
When the operation outgrows a spreadsheet, it needs a system with a database, login and business rules validated at the start. I build it from scratch and deliver it running in production.
What is included
The place where your team works: records, workflows, per-person permissions and a history of who changed what.
A logged-in area to track orders, download documents and open requests without repeating the same question on WhatsApp.
Plans, subscriptions and recurring billing with idempotent webhooks and reports that match the statement.
ERP, invoicing, CRM and store connected with retries, idempotency and raw event records.
How it works
I first understand the process as it is. Then we write what is in, what is out and why.
Each part is available in an environment you can open on your phone while fixes are still cheap.
Delivery means the system running with real data. I can maintain it or hand over code and documentation.
Live work
Institutional website for a social-assistance management consultancy. Headless WordPress handles content editing and Astro serves the static frontend, so the team can update the site from WordPress without changing code.
Membership platform built with Next.js and PostgreSQL. It brings registrations, documents and access permissions together for the association's daily administration.
Collections and CRM system built with Next.js and PostgreSQL. It centralizes statement imports, payment follow-up and customer history in one interface for the team.
Outside the portfolio, the public track record: 51 reviews averaging 4.86 on 99Freelas.
Questions
It depends on scope. Third-party integrations, access profiles, audit requirements and maintenance affect the result; I only quote after understanding the process.
The schedule depends on the process, integrations and acceptance criteria. I define the first usable delivery after understanding that scope.
If it has an API, webhook or export, usually yes. If it has none of those, I will say so in the first conversation.
Yes. The repository is yours and the delivery includes how to deploy and maintain it.
Reading
Tell me which process is stuck in a spreadsheet today and how many people touch it.