I build what you're missing. And it runs without me.

At ten, I spent my evenings building machines that ran on their own. Nothing has changed: understand a mechanism, automate it, watch it hold without me.

New York at 18, alongside the CEO of a design house; nine years in Toulouse supporting people one to one, and twenty people trained to do the same; six years of events across France, from the largest sports sessions to seminars; team first aid and coastal lifeguarding; twenty-three countries, several months in the Amazon and in Indonesia. All of it taught me one thing: I am at ease when I can plan, anticipate, and hold the detail all the way through.

Curiosity has always been the guide: it makes me learn fast, it pushes me further, and it gives me a taste for starting from zero until everything works, even when I am no longer around.

Today I build digital products solo, end to end, directing AI, for people who know what they are missing. I want what I make to hold without me, and people to run it themselves.

If you have a sentence that starts with “it would be nice if”, we can build it together.