Websites that work.
Fast, accessible websites and landing pages for small businesses, non-profits and professionals. Clear content, search basics and a site you can update yourself.
Build the useful
part underneath.
Websites, integrations and custom software,
engineered to work in production.
From the first click to the
systems behind it.
A website is one layer. I build the connections, applications and operations that make it useful.
Less copying.
More connected.
API integrations and automation for payments, CRMs, ERPs, accounting, email and spreadsheets. Make the tools you already use talk to each other.
The software
your work needs.
Custom web applications, booking systems, client portals, internal dashboards and SaaS backends. PHP/Symfony, JavaScript and MySQL, built for the long run.
Ready for the
real world.
AWS infrastructure, Terraform, Docker, CI/CD and production support. I also stabilise and modernise inherited PHP applications, one useful change at a time.
Useful in practice.
Two shipped tools for GIA spatial reasoning. Try the work itself.
Timed GIA simulator
Practise rotated and mirrored letter pairs under time pressure. Track accuracy and speed, then review every answer.
Self-paced GIA practice
Learn why rotation is allowed and mirroring is different. A step-by-step trainer for understanding the skill before adding the clock.
Make the work clear.
Then make it work.
A written scope, a fixed quote and regular demos. You can see what is being built as it happens.
Understand
A free first call about the problem, the people using it and your budget. An honest opinion, including when you do not need custom software.
Define
A short proposal with scope, timeline and fixed price. Larger projects are divided into milestones.
Build
Weekly demos on a live preview, with automated tests and reviewable code from the start.
Hand over
Launch, documentation and a proper handover. Optional ongoing care for updates, monitoring and improvements.
One engineer.
One Chief Mess Officer.
Pyxel is my one-person studio. I am a back-end engineer with 15+ years building and operating SaaS platforms.
I work remotely from Europe with clients worldwide, from the public website to the software and systems behind it.
Pyxel handles the supervision. Click the portrait, or press Enter or Space, to say hello.
Before we start.
How long does a project take?
A small business website usually takes two to four weeks. Integrations and custom apps depend on scope. After the first call, I provide a timeline with milestones you can see and test.
Can you work on an existing codebase?
Yes. Legacy PHP applications, framework upgrades, tests and production fixes are a large part of my work. The aim is useful progress without rewriting everything at once.
What does hosting cost after launch?
For most websites, static hosting on a global CDN is free or a few euros a month. Applications with servers and databases are sized to their traffic. You own the accounts.
Do you offer support after launch?
Yes. An optional monthly care plan covers updates, security patches, monitoring and small improvements. There is no lock-in; you can take the code elsewhere.
What needs
to work better?
Tell me what you need, your timeline and your budget. A few lines are enough to start. I reply within two working days.
jrppl.work@gmail.com