What I build.

Lima gives a theater improv company a private space for its members — directory, calendar of shows and workshops, cast list for every performance, a library of formats and game cards, a collective memory of sketches, expense reports and email notifications (Brevo). Not a showcase site: a real internal working tool.

Built pro bono for the association: self-hosted on a VPS, deployed by script, with no platform dependency. It's also a way of keeping the promise — the members are at home, and their content stays home.

Tako helps people talk to each other better — in love (couples and online dating: Tinder, Adopte, Hinge), with family, between friends and at work. It helps you phrase what you really mean, and understand what the other person is really writing — without outsourcing your sincerity to a machine.

For every message, Tako delivers three beats: an analysis of what's at play, two replies calibrated to your style, and the why behind the reasoning — grounded in transactional analysis. Screenshot import via OCR, group conversations and a writing coach round out the product.

Vigie is the digital safety register for small category-5 public-access venues ('ERP' under French law) — restaurants, bars, shops. The law imposes a schedule of mandatory checks (extinguishers, gas, electricity, smoke extraction); most owners keep it in a dusty binder and hold their breath before the safety inspection. Vigie keeps the schedule, sends reminders before every deadline, and archives the reports in a vault that's ready to show.

Mobile-first, for an audience that lives on their phone. The landing page is live, paired with an interactive demo of the register; first professional meetings are underway. The sourced database of legal obligations (art. R. 123-51 of the French building code) is the defensible asset competitors don't copy.