No layers between you and the work

The short version

I build software for small and mid-size businesses: fast websites, SEO that's engineered in from the first commit, and AI automations that take repetitive work off your plate. I work from Miami and ship for clients across the US. I've been doing this since 2014 — first leading technical work inside marketing agencies, then independently. My lane: advanced WordPress ecosystems, frontend architecture, and process automation for businesses across the US and Latin America. These days the toolbox runs from WordPress and Vue to Astro, Tailwind, and GSAP on the front, Supabase on the back, and AI — Claude, GPT, MCP integrations — wired into real client workflows.

• → 10+ years building for the web — since 2014
• → 390+ projects shipped across agency and independent work
• → Based in Miami, FL — working remotely with clients across the US

How I work

No account managers. No handoffs. The person you email is the person writing the code — and the person responsible when something breaks at 9 PM.

• → Clear process: defined scope, fixed milestones, regular updates. You always know what's happening and what's next.
• → Direct communication: you write to me, I answer. Decisions take hours, not a week of internal meetings.
• → One person accountable: strategy, code, SEO, and delivery live in one head. Nothing falls through the cracks between departments.
• → Modern stack plus AI: I build with current tools — WordPress, Vue.js, Astro, Node — and use AI (Claude, GPT, MCP integrations) to automate the work your team shouldn't be doing by hand.

Why a solo dev and not an agency

Most small businesses don't need a 20-person agency. They need one senior developer who understands their business and answers his own email. Agencies bill for layers: an account manager to talk to you, juniors to do the work, a senior to review it on Fridays. I removed the layers. Your budget goes into the product, you get senior-level work on every task, and you never explain your project twice.

What I build

Three services, one system. I don't hand off between development, SEO, and automation — they're designed together from day one.

• → Web development: production-grade websites and web apps, built for performance and easy maintenance.
• → SEO: technical and local SEO engineered into the build — not bolted on after launch.
• → Automation & AI: reports, integrations, and workflows that run themselves, so your team works on what actually grows the business.

Off the clock

Tech, gaming, and hardware tuning — if it has benchmarks, I'm interested. Home is South Florida; the current rabbit holes are modern frontend architecture and AI-powered development workflows.