Web software

Web tools tailored to what you do.

Software accessible directly from a browser, for you or your clients.
Designed to solve a concrete need.

You already use web software.

Webmail, a client portal, a booking tool, or a tracking dashboard — all of these run directly in a browser.

In a professional context, it’s the same idea : an online tool designed to make a specific task easier.

manage data or files,
administer a website or service,
equip a team with simple screens,
test an idea or lay the groundwork for an MVP.

That’s what we call web software. My role is to build useful, clear versions tailored to your real needs — not oversized platforms.

My skills

Functional side

forms and simple account management,
tables with search, sorting, and filters,
content creation / editing via a web interface,
restricted access after login (private areas, dashboards),
date, schedule, status, or booking management,
simple workflows : request → validation → email notification.

Technical side

REST APIs to read and write data,
authentication with tokens (JWT), sessions, and simple roles,
databases : creation, updates, and targeted queries,
automatic email sending (forms, confirmations),
image management (upload, replacement, deletion),
integration of external APIs when needed (auth, data, etc.).

The idea is to rely on well-mastered building blocks that can evolve if the tool is actually used.

Features already implemented

A selection of building blocks I’ve already implemented on real projects, which I can reuse or adapt depending on your needs.

authentication via external APIs (e.g. Steam OpenID, adaptable to Google OAuth, etc.),
team management, invitations, and simple roles,
server-side image upload and replacement,
tables with sorting, filters, and pagination,
booking or appointment scheduling systems,
dated event management (UTC, statuses, validation),
private user areas and restricted pages,
full CRUD: forms → database → interface,
simple dashboards with basic stats or indicators.

This isn’t a closed list : if your needs are close to one of these features, it’s often faster to adapt it rather than start from scratch.

Deployment & hosting

The idea is to keep something simple, reliable, and easy to understand.

web interface deployed on Vercel or Netlify (fast, well-suited for modern websites),
backend (Spring Boot API) hosted on a VPS (for example OVH) with Nginx,
optional setup of an update pipeline (simple CI/CD),
backups and basic best practices.

The goal : a tool that runs smoothly over time, without unnecessarily complex infrastructure.

Process & pricing

We always start with a simple version of the software to avoid oversized projects.

we define the key screens together,
we clarify the main flow (who does what, and in what order),
we limit the scope to what is truly useful at the beginning.

Then I work in short cycles (a few days or a week), with regular check-ins to make sure what’s delivered matches your real needs.

Classic model

quote based on a scope defined together,
40% upfront,
the remainder paid upon delivery of the planned milestone.

Well-suited when the requirements are clear and well-defined.

Short milestone-based work

3 to 7-day cycles, with deliverables at each milestone,
payment at the end of each validated milestone,
the project can be stopped or adjusted at any time.

Ideal for software projects where you need to build, test, and adapt to real usage.

Pricing

€125 / day for software projects,
estimated workload before each step,
option to start small to limit risks.

Technologies used

For web software, I clearly separate the frontend (interface) and the backend (API / data).
The same building blocks used in many professional web projects, designed to scale.

Frontend (React)

Used to build the interface : screens, dashboards, forms, tables, filters…
I also use Next.js for SEO when relevant.

Smooth, responsive app-like interface.
Modular components that are easy to evolve.
Well-suited for tools with many interactions.
Technologies widely used in professional environments.

Goal : a fast, frictionless user interface.

Backend (Spring Boot)

The backend handles the software’s logic : data, user accounts, business rules, emails, and secure access.

APIs to read and write data.
User accounts, roles, and permissions management.
Server-side business logic.
Solid foundation for an internal tool or an MVP.

I prefer working with technologies I truly master, rather than promising a “trendy” stack without real experience.