Most collaborations start with one specific thing to move forward, then grow naturally if the fit is good.
I’m a freelance web developer based in Italy, with 15+ years of experience working across web products, custom applications and agency projects.
Most collaborations start with one specific thing to move forward, then grow naturally if the fit is good.
A page, a website, a fix, a launch or a technical problem that needs calm, practical execution.
I work inside your existing flow, keep tasks readable and flag technical decisions early.
A good fit for small product teams and digital agencies that need experienced development support without adding unnecessary process or another layer of management.
Most collaborations begin with one clear task, feature or technical problem that needs to move forward.
This can include work on an existing application, a custom WordPress website, frontend implementation, an integration or a release that needs additional development capacity.
After the first task, I can stay involved across maintenance, feature development, updates, releases and day-to-day technical work.
Useful when you need extra technical capacity without adding another layer of management.
Once there is trust and product context, I can help with integrations, internal tools, workflows and practical technical decisions.
Hands-on development combined with enough context to identify problems early and keep the work maintainable.
I’m used to working asynchronously with agencies and small product teams. The goal is to keep priorities visible, communication clear and progress easy to follow.
I usually work with a lightweight Kanban board for tasks, priorities and status.
Quick questions, daily context and project decisions can stay in the channel your team already uses.
Briefs, assets, specs and decisions are kept in shared documents so the project does not depend on memory.
I keep updates short, surface blockers early and avoid turning every decision into a meeting.
I’m flexible about tools. I can adapt to the team’s existing setup or help keep a lightweight workflow that people actually use.
A selection of long-term product work and agency collaborations across SaaS, custom development, WordPress and e-commerce.
Freelance full stack and lead developer
Long-term freelance collaboration since 2019, still ongoing. Full stack and lead development across agency client projects, with mentoring of developers inside the team.
In collaboration with Vitamino
Freelance full-stack developer
Long-term development within their product direction and roadmap. Work on an Italian SaaS e-commerce platform, across the merchant admin area and the storefront templates each shop runs on.
In collaboration with Iride
Development from their Figma designs and project direction. Custom store for an artisan wood brand, focused on product presentation and a smooth shopping experience.
In collaboration with Iride
Development from their Figma designs and project direction. Custom e-commerce for an online horse meat butcher shop, with a tailored purchase flow and a strong brand presence.
15+ years of full-stack development across a few technologies I know well. I choose the stack and level of complexity that fit the existing product, team and work.
Development and ongoing work on SaaS products, web applications and admin interfaces, using Rails, Hotwire and Stimulus to keep server-rendered applications fast and maintainable.
Custom applications, dashboards, integrations and internal tools built with Laravel, Livewire, Alpine.js and PHP, including work on existing codebases.
Custom WordPress and WooCommerce development for agencies and businesses, with flexible content structures built around Advanced Custom Fields.
Frontend implementation from existing designs, together with databases, API integrations, hosting and deployment when the work requires the full path to production.
I can also help with layout, UX details and practical visual decisions when useful. Most visual work still starts from an existing design, brand or agency direction.
A few practical answers for product teams and agencies considering bringing me into a project or an ongoing collaboration.
I’m a good fit for existing web products that need ongoing development, maintenance or new features, and for agencies that need reliable technical capacity across custom websites and client projects.
Yes. I can work inside an existing setup using Trello, Slack, Google Drive or another toolset. The same applies to small product teams with their own backlog, documentation and development workflow.
Yes. That is often the best way to start. A clear first task makes it easier to understand the product, the workflow and whether the collaboration is a good fit.
Yes. I’m particularly interested in collaborations that can grow into ongoing development and maintenance. That usually works best after completing something concrete together and building product context.
Yes. I’m based in Italy and work remotely with agencies and product teams. I’m comfortable with asynchronous communication, short updates, shared documentation and focused meetings when needed.