I don't just build pages to show off. I build complete products: websites, management systems, dashboards and Discord bots with backend, database, security checks and tools designed to actually be used.
Vexy handles tickets, moderation, stats and support for VexoHost. The music bot runs separate queues per server, with Spotify, Lavalink and reconnection logic designed so nothing crashes.
In other projects I've worked on encrypted WebRTC chat, offline-first apps, accessibility, authentication and management systems used every day. The tech changes, the goal doesn't: taking the project beyond the splash screen.
Active collaboration
At VexoHost I'm part of the staff, covering web development, marketing and communication. I also built Vexy, the official Discord bot for tickets, moderation, stats and operational support, connected to MongoDB.
Here I didn't just build the visible part of the site. The project includes bookings, orders, shift management and an admin area used in everyday work. It's the project that taught me the most about handling data, permissions and real-world errors.
Interface, backend, data and real-world usage all have to work together. I don't stop at the part people see.
Permissions, authentication, privacy and error handling are part of the project from day one.
Web, bots, dashboards or mobile: I pick the tools based on the problem, without lowering the bar on the result.
Tell me what you want to build: a website, a management system or a Discord bot. I'll reply straight and to the point.