Social media agency for CRE professionals
Done-for-you social presence for busy real-estate operators.
Marketing agencySend me a brief. I ship a live product. Design, code, and deploy under one roof — seven years, one person, zero handoffs.
Most teams hire three or four different people to launch a real product. Seven years running, I've been all of them — and it shows in how everything fits together.
Wireframes, UI kits, brand systems, interactive prototypes. Design isn't a phase I hand off — it's baked into every commit. What you approve in Figma is exactly what ships.
WordPress your team can actually update, a custom React app, a Shopify store — whatever genuinely fits. Shipping since 2019, so I know what quietly breaks six months later.
Lead fills a form → lands in CRM → gets a welcome email → you get a ping. All the follow-up you keep meaning to do, handled automatically.
DevOps background — servers, DNS, SSL, backups, and a real security pass before anything goes live. Then I keep an eye on it so you don't have to.
Client names are private — but here's exactly what each one does and what went into it.
An agency drowning in tabs — leads in one tool, chats in another, campaigns somewhere else. They needed a single branded place that answered "what's actually happening this week?" So I built it.
A community needed to grow up fast — memberships, a merch shop, recurring donations. Standard checkout tools don't play nicely in the Philippines, so we built one that does.
A local shop had zero online presence — search for them, nothing came back. No way to be found, trusted, or booked. One clean, fast page fixed all three in a week.
A design-and-fabrication studio was emailing drawings and quotes back and forth — losing versions, leaking previews. They needed a proper vault: locked by project, opened only by the right role.
A neighborhood laundry chain was tracking loads on paper and losing tickets weekly. They needed a POS shaped around their exact workflow — pickup → wash → dry → pack → out — with real pricing per kilo and per garment.
Filipino retailers were stuck between global POS tools that don't fit local reality and paper ledgers that don't scale. So I built one that speaks their language — GCash, e-wallets, BIR receipts, and a price tag under ₱500/mo.
Every PDF tool online either requires signup, hits a 5-page limit, or ships your file to some sketchy server. So I built a fully client-side toolkit — merge, split, compress, sign — that never sends a byte off your machine.
Existing audit tools hand you a Lighthouse score and 47 tabs of docs. DeepSite scans your site once and gives back a plain-English report a designer or PM can act on — with the fix, not just the diagnosis.
Client identifiers intentionally omitted. Every one is a real, live site under active use. Want a walkthrough on any specific vertical? Ask in the chat →
Done-for-you social presence for busy real-estate operators.
Marketing agencyPersonal-brand site + listing showcase for a solo CRE broker.
Commercial real estateShopping-center leasing, property management, and development.
Commercial real estateAWS + digital-transformation services for enterprise clients.
Cloud consultingBooking + portfolio site with real-time session feedback.
Photography studioAmazon storefront focus — RC, STEM, sensory, games.
E-commerceB2B catalog + inquiry flow for a top-channel PH distributor.
Industrial distributionService directory + onboarding for Philippine SMEs.
Business servicesLoan-application funnel — unsecured + collateral-backed.
SME lendingHire me for a fixed-scope project — or bring me on as an independent contractor embedded in your team.
The extras that come with every tier above — no upsell, no add-ons.
Four moments from the first message to a live product. This is exactly what happens.
You tell me what you're building. I ask the sharp questions upfront so nothing surprises us later. Zero pressure, zero cost.
Wireframes, key screens in Figma, a scope doc, and one fixed price. You approve the plan before you pay a cent.
You see progress every Friday. Real product, not slide decks. Feedback fits in a Slack thread, not a workshop.
Domain, SSL, analytics wired live. Small changes on me for the first month while you shake it down.
Programming is what I trained for — full-stack development has been my day-in-day-out since I graduated. Design is a hobby I never stopped chasing: I obsess over clean, simple layouts with real visual impact, and I turn those layouts into working sites and platforms myself.
On top of that: marketing automation and cybersecurity aren't side gigs, they're genuine loves. I wire up CRM workflows for fun, and I run vulnerability + penetration tests on every site I ship. It means the launch you get isn't just pretty — it's hardened, tracked, and connected to whatever tools your business already runs on.
Nothing falls through the gaps between “design,” “marketing,” and “IT” when the same person handles all three. I draw everything in Figma before I write a single line — you approve the plan before you pay for the build. Honest timelines, one point of contact, nothing goes live that I can't stand behind.
A Philippine modular design + construction firm needed a proper web presence — portfolio-forward, quotation-ready, and a dealer login for their agent network.
One person, from Figma to production. Two concurrent projects max. This is the operating system that keeps solo work sustainable.
Leads in one tool, chats in another, campaigns somewhere else. The agency needed a single branded place that answered "what's actually happening this week?" So I built it.
Not AI as a feature bolted on. AI as a native capability — designed in from the first sketch, shipped alongside the code, invisible when it works.
The next decade of software won't be built by AI — it'll be built with AI. Products that are faster to make, more useful to use, quietly smarter under the hood. I want to ship there, from the first client to the tenth. Full-stack design + code, with AI as a first-class primitive.
Learning the stack from first principles — LLMs, agentic patterns, retrieval, tool-use, evals — then folding it into the design + development + security craft I already ship for clients. Same fixed-price delivery. Same zero-handoff scope. Broader range of what can be built.
Working on something interesting in this space?
Whether it's a fresh build, a rescue mission, or an ongoing role on your team — drop me a note through the form and I'll get back to you straight away.