A single contact
You don't tell your project three times to three different people. The one who listens is the one who builds.
Founder & CEO
Not a sales department, not an intermediate project manager. The person who responds to your email is the one who will build your project — and then responds to it.
The route
I started by creating websites for local businesses, at a time when “having a website” was still a decision. Then customers wanted to sell online: I did e-commerce. Then they needed tools that the market did not offer: I developed software and applications.
Today, the same logic leads to artificial intelligence and automation. Not because of fashion — because a company that responds in thirty seconds and works at night takes customers from one that responds in two days.
My way of working
You don't tell your project three times to three different people. The one who listens is the one who builds.
If your idea has a problem, I'll tell you before I charge for it. If you don't need me, I'll tell you that too.
I start by understanding how you make money. Technology comes later, never the other way around.
Code, hosting, accounts and data in your name. You remain free to leave, which obliges me to remain good.
Versions that can be used early, rather than a big launch in six months. We correct as we move forward.
I test AI technologies on my own processes before offering them. The AI Lab is not a marketing page.
SKILLS
A47CD is not an agency that outsources everything. Development, integration, automation and design are carried out in-house — this is what allows deadlines to be met and corrections to be made quickly when necessary.
Frequently asked questions
A47CD is a deliberately small structure: I manage and carry out the essentials, and I surround myself with trusted specialists when a project requires it (editing, illustration, heavy development). You always know who is working on your project — no hidden subcontracting.
Yes, as long as you are honest about the pace. I break it down into phases and I don't take on more projects than I can handle properly. If a deadline is untenable, I say so before signing, not in the middle of the project.
This is a legitimate question and I take it seriously. Everything is documented, the code is standard, and the accounts are in your name. Any developer can take on your project without depending on me — it's a principle, not a promise.
No. I refuse those that I cannot succeed, those whose budget does not allow for proper work, and those where the objective is not clear. In these cases, I will direct you to another solution — often less expensive.
Next step
Describe your situation in three questions, or call me directly. The first exchange is free and without obligation.
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