Products, websites, and automations that actually work — and that you'll understand long after I've moved on.
Pixel-perfect, responsive sites where the CMS is designed with your team in mind. Every site I build gets handed over with documentation — you'll be updating content on day one, no developer needed.
Full-stack applications in TypeScript, Node.js, and React. Clean architecture and thorough documentation so the next developer — or you — can pick it up and run.
Google Scripts, Zapier, n8n, custom AI integrations. Workflows that save your team hours every week and keep working long after I've set them up.
A business degree and years with startups means I question the brief, not just execute it. I'll flag what doesn't serve your goals before we build the wrong thing.
A platform for event organizers to calculate and offset their carbon emissions. Built the full-stack application including the dashboard, calculation engine, and integrations. Making sustainability actionable, not aspirational.
LAP Coffee runs micro-sized hubs across Berlin with the ambition to become a daily go-to. Their Apple Wallet stamp card couldn't scale. We built a custom mobile app — reward points, payments, and a social feature where customers send gifts to each other.
Built a carbon credit marketplace from the ground up. Engineered the architecture so their growing dev team could take ownership and extend it independently. They're still building on the foundation.
Beyond the Webflow marketing site, we built a platform to automate a critical step in freight invoicing. Turning a manual, error-prone workflow into something reliable and fast.
I spent years studying business before I ever wrote a line of code. And honestly, that late start turned out to be the best thing that happened to me — because by the time I learned to build, I already understood why things get built. The strategy. The user. The business case behind every feature request.
Five years in, I've worked with startups across Berlin and Sydney. Carbon marketplaces, insurance platforms, coffee apps, freight automation. Every project is different, but my approach stays the same: build it properly, document it clearly, and hand it over so you can run it without me.
That last part is the one most developers skip. They build something great and then disappear — leaving you dependent on them for every small change. I do the opposite. I actively work toward the moment where you say "I've got it from here." That's not me losing a client. That's me doing my job.
When I'm not building, I mentor aspiring developers and run breathwork sessions. It might seem unrelated, but it's the same instinct — helping people find clarity, then getting out of the way so they can move on their own.
'Do you know anyone who can implement Webflow pages quickly and reliably?' — my answer is always the same: Charly. She delivers clean, fast code, thinks proactively, and asks the right questions.
Charly was instrumental in building the application from the ground up. Her expertise in TypeScript, Node.js, and React was crucial to the success of the project.
She guided me through the entire website development process with clarity and care, delivered amazing results quickly. By the end, it felt like I was working with a friend.
She combines an economical background with sharp full-stack developer skills. This combination plus always being up to date regarding AI-automation development makes her unique in this space.
'Do you know anyone who can implement Webflow pages quickly?' — my answer is always: Charly. Clean, fast code. Proactive. Right questions.
Instrumental in building the application from the ground up. Her expertise in TypeScript, Node.js, and React was crucial.
She guided me through the entire process with clarity and care. By the end, it felt like working with a friend.
Economical background plus sharp dev skills plus AI-automation expertise makes her unique in this space.
I take on a handful of projects at a time. Project-based, typically 2–8 weeks. If you're building something meaningful and want it done properly, I'd love to hear about it.
