I build the production-grade coreand the product on top of it.

The software that runs a gym without a front desk. Members book a slot, sign their waiver and let themselves in with their phone, while the owner gets a location that quietly runs itself. One platform behind any number of gyms.

A boutique self-service gym in Den Haag. No crowds, no waiting, just your workout: four people to a session, and you let yourself in and train whenever it suits you. It’s the first gym running on GymOS, and I build and run it.

Discover the stores, menus and deals around you. A corner shop can be online and taking orders the same afternoon, and keep full ownership of it, while customers browse and order from the places nearby on a map. Built for the local high street, in Arabic and English.

A marketplace for secondhand fashion, built solo from the API to the pixel. List a piece in a few photos, browse with filters that narrow as you tap, and message a seller to make it yours.

A backend you generate instead of build. Describe the data your app needs and it stands up a production-ready API and database behind it, with no boilerplate. It’s for the people who can design a great interface but hit a wall at the data layer.

A national education-overview platform for the Dutch ministries of OCW and SZW. It pulls scattered training and course information into one place and keeps it current every day, so anyone can find the right course to retrain. I led its move to a modern frontend, and I still maintain it.

Rabobank’s public art platform: the Rabo Kunstcollectie and Art Lab. Browse rotating exhibitions, discover artworks and read how artists respond to the challenges of today. I worked on it as a developer.