Discovery call
You tell me what you're building. I ask the sharp questions upfront so nothing surprises us later. Zero pressure, zero cost.
Send 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.
Hire 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.
I'm Eloi. I've been building for the web since 2019 — started in the browser as a designer, ended up the DevOps engineer, and somewhere along the way learned to translate “tech” into plain English for clients in pre-sales calls. That range didn't happen by accident.
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 — so 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.
Off the clock I build things just for the fun of it — a fan-community site, a voice assistant, tools I probably didn't need. It keeps the craft sharp.
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.