dev-fran
dev-fran

I solve the digital side of your business. And you see it as it happens.

The website they find you with, the system that runs your business behind the scenes, the content you publish. Engineer, MBA and 15 years building software and businesses of my own, with AI at every stage. You don't start with a big invoice: the initial work is part of the monthly fee.

Solutions

What I do.

I work with small businesses where the owner decides: beauty salons, shops, clinics, trades, independent professionals.

Websites and shops

Where they see you: the site or shop your customer finds you with and buys from, with a panel so you change it yourself. What's included and what it costs.

Content made with AI

What you publish: video, image and voice produced with AI and directed with professional judgement. See real pieces and how they're made.

Marketing and measurement

So they find you: Meta campaigns with an honest read of the results — which ad works, in which city, and what gets done with it.

Custom systems

Your business from the inside: orders, customers, appointments, stock — what you handle by hand or in spreadsheets today. I build it, get it running and keep it going month to month under clear, public terms.

Native apps

The app that installs on the phone, sends notifications and keeps working on a bad connection — for when the browser isn't enough.

Digital experiences

What text can't explain: 3D in the browser, simulators and games that teach by doing. Three of them are live.

The difference

The report you never have to ask for.

To know how a project is going, you normally write and wait for an answer. Not here: the work is written down the same day in your project's logbook — what was done, what was decided and what was ruled out. You sign in whenever you want and it's all there.

How I work

Three rules, on every project.

They hold just the same for a three-page website as for a full management system.

01

Everything is written down, and it's yours

The logbook reads without knowing anything about technology. And it belongs to the project, not to me: if you work with someone else tomorrow, you take it with you.

02

Days, not months

No team to coordinate, no budget to approve: between talking about a change and having it done, it usually takes days.

03

No decision out of habit

I don't use the same tool with everyone: I try what comes out and pick the one that serves your project. If something better shows up tomorrow, I switch.

All three are held up by one person. Who's behind this.

You don't have to take my word for it. Look at how I work.

Every project keeps its logbook up to date: as a client you sign in, read what was done and why, and decide with that.