Full-Stack & Product Developer. I ship the whole thing, from the database up to the last pixel, and then I put it live.
Eight things that are on the internet right now. Open any one, it is the real build, not a mock.
Recruitment platform / Applicant tracking system
A full recruitment engine for an agency. Public jobs board and CV intake on the front, and behind the login a whole workroom: companies, jobs, applications, a candidate pipeline, interviews, reports, CV storage and a rule-based chat helper. Built, deployed, and running in production on a custom domain.
VISIT groclick.com
Complaint management system (MERN)
A full complaint system for a housing society, born from three years I spent on a real complaint desk. Residents file, agents fix, admins assign and watch the numbers. Every case gets a number, every step is written down, with role-based access and weekly trends.
OPEN LIVE
Dental clinic website
A calm, trust-first clinic site: services, dentists, timings and an appointment ask, built to feel safe to a nervous patient.
OPEN LIVE
Photographer portfolio
Image-led and quiet, so the photographs do the talking. Full-bleed galleries, booking enquiry, a studio that gets out of the work's way.
OPEN LIVE
Recipe blog
Warm, home-cooking recipe blog with searchable dishes, step cards and a reading layout that survives a greasy thumb on a phone.
OPEN LIVE
Fashion store
A boutique storefront: product grid, quick view, cart and a checkout flow, dressed up enough to make the clothes look expensive.
OPEN LIVE
Learning platform (LMS)
Course catalogue, lessons, progress and quizzes for a local IT school. Light enough to study on mobile data, with a certificate at the end.
OPEN LIVE
Food-delivery app
A phone-first food-delivery app: browse restaurants, build a cart, track an order. Installable PWA, so it behaves like a native app without a store.
OPEN LIVEEnd to end. Database schema, API, front end, deploy. I do not hand off half a product and call it done.
Live or it did not happen. Every plate in this catalogue has a URL. Tested in a real browser, pushed, and serving traffic.
Ship in layers. Validation on the client and the server and in between. One bug gets fixed everywhere it can hide, not just where it showed up.
Make it look built. Default Material and generic templates are not acceptable. The detail is the job.