Web platforms
Client portals, admin panels, dashboards, landing pages, and the auth, roles and payments behind them.
- Next.js
- React
- TypeScript
- Tailwind CSS
- Prisma
- PostgreSQL
Client portals, internal tools, bots and integrations. I take your project from the first brief to launch and ongoing support.
A new product, a missing integration or improvements to a service you already run.
Client portals, admin panels, dashboards, landing pages, and the auth, roles and payments behind them.
Discord and Telegram automation, event pipelines, moderation and reporting tooling for teams that live in chat.
Services, integrations, realtime channels and the data model underneath. Written to be handed over, not guarded.
Getting it live on your infrastructure and keeping it there. Monitoring, backups and changes on a retainer.
A few projects from my experience with communities, web platforms and automation.
Ran the platform behind one of the largest communities in the region. Automation, moderation tooling, activity tracking, and the services that keep it online.
370K+ members
Community infrastructure: event automation, roles and permissions, logging, analytics.
100K+ members
Public platform for a large in-game organisation. Applications, departments, roster management, integration with an existing chat backend.
Live web platform
Custom automation for two organisations: recruitment, absence tracking, scoring, audit logs.
Two deployments
Two products alongside my custom development work.
Community automation
Automation platform for large gaming communities. Recruitment, absence tracking, activity scoring, voice analytics, giveaways, audit logs.
Latest release. Scheduled event announcements with automatic role pings.
Web platform
Web platform for organisation management. Applications, departments, roster, role-based access, chat integration.
In production. Live for a public faction with open applications and roster management.
I started with automation for gaming communities and grew into web platforms, integrations and backend systems. That experience taught me to think about reliability and the people using the product every day.
On client projects I handle the interface, backend, launch and support. We agree on the scope together, and you can discuss decisions and changes directly with me.
The same four steps on every project, so you always know where it stands.
You send scope, deadline and budget. I ask about whatever is missing and say straight away if I am not the right fit.
Fixed scope, fixed price, a delivery date. Nothing starts until all three are agreed.
You get a working link early and updates as pieces land. No surprises saved up for the end.
Deployed on your infrastructure with docs and access. Changes and support after launch on a retainer if you want it.
Send scope, deadline and a rough budget. You get a straight answer on feasibility, price and timeline, usually the same day.