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Cover image for It’s crazy how less than 100 lines of code can save you tens...
It’s crazy how less than 100 lines of code can save you tens of thousands of dollars. If you’re using Framer to collect leads, you’re probably using Zapier to send them to your CRM or email platform. A client had issues with that setup and asked for an alternative. I built a custom webhook that takes data from Framer, formats it, and sends it to Klaviyo via their API. It took a couple of hours and worked on the first try. Turns out, the Cloudflare free tier can handle millions of submissions per month for free. Doing the same with Zapier would cost tens of thousands of dollars per year. The takeaway is obvious: no-code tools are great for speed, but at scale, the cost often isn’t worth it. Before investing, look around, because cheaper and faster solutions usually exist.
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Cover image for I created a multi-tenant platform
I created a multi-tenant platform designed for tax consulting firms to simulate and optimize fiscal scenarios (in Italy). The platform provides a configurable tax engine that allows consultants to simulate different tax structures and estimate the real fiscal impact. The system is built around a configurable rules engine where tax parameters, brackets, and contribution rates are fully managed through the admin panel and versioned by fiscal year. The platform adapt automatically to regulatory changes without requiring code updates. Core capabilities include: Multi-tenant architecture for accounting firms Tax simulation engine (with fiscal rules) Business scenario modeling Comparison between legal structures Liquidity extraction simulations Mileage reimbursement module Document generation and simulation reports
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Cover image for Cupis — Private offers platform
Cupis — Private offers platform for companies and employees Cupis is a closed benefits platform in Spain that connects companies, their verified employees, and brands. Companies offer perks to their teams, while brands reach a verified audience through private, non-public offers. The founders had a clear vision but no engineering team. I turned their idea into a production-ready web app with two sides: an admin dashboard for the Cupis team and a user area for verified employees. Key work: Private signup that validates employees by email domain against a company whitelist, without ever revealing which companies are clients. A curated coupon catalogue with shared or unique codes, including CSV imports of 50,000+ codes per offer, optimized to stay fast for both admins and employees. An operations dashboard to manage companies, access, coupons, visibility rules, and per-coupon analytics in one place. Self-service company access requests with admin approval. Built with Next.js, Supabase, Vercel, and Resend. The result is a production-ready platform that lets the team run the whole business independently, while employees get a simple way to access the offers available through their company.
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