I build custom software, websites and automation that turn ideas into solutions people can use. From defining the scope to delivery, every step has a clear purpose.
Online scheduling for barbershops, salons and studios: businesses organise their diary and share a link for customers to choose a service and time.
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I developed the business and customer experiences. Businesses configure services, duration, prices and availability; customers follow the link, choose a service and confirm an available time. The public website presents the product and demonstrates both journeys.
A website explaining tax consultancy services and guiding visitors towards an assessment for income-tax exemption or refunds.
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I developed the website bringing together the specialist’s introduction, services, process, FAQs and an enquiry form. I organised the content to explain the service and guide the first contact, with accessible policies and analytics preference controls.
I’m very happy with the result. Today I can present myself with more authority online and manage my clients calmly and securely, in line with the LGPD.
Andréa Sousa
Hello, I’m João Victor
I enjoy understanding how things work and building something new with what I learn. LEGO is part of that personal enjoyment: trying a piece, changing the combination and discovering a build that was once just an idea.
I bring that curiosity to software. I work with Elixir, Java, applied AI and automation, and I’m excited by 3D and interactive experiences. What drives me is connecting craft and imagination to a problem worth solving.
My experience spans management systems, back-end services, integrations and workflow automation. I take part in implementation, testing and delivery, with attention to the people who will use the solution.
I also work with data, queries and operational visibility to support the use and evolution of systems.
Yes. We start with your goal, the everyday work of the people using the project and its constraints. That conversation helps us define a clear scope together.
How much does a project cost?+
The cost depends on the scope, complexity and integrations needed. After the analysis, I prepare a proposal describing the deliverables and the agreed costs.
How long will the project take?+
Timing depends on scope and availability. If the work calls for a larger team, we discuss that possibility in the proposal. Stages and timelines are agreed before work begins.
Which technologies do you use?+
Technology follows the needs of the project. I assess the goal, integrations, budget and future development to choose the most suitable solution, making use of the existing setup when it makes sense.
Do you offer maintenance and support?+
Yes. Maintenance is a service agreed in the proposal, with its scope, frequency, updates and support defined around the project needs.
How can I follow the work?+
You review working versions and progress in stages. This gives you opportunities to assess the work, ask questions and agree on the next steps.
Can you work on an existing website or system?+
Yes. I first assess what already exists and the goal of the change. The work can include improvements, integrations or automation, keeping what still serves the project.
Can you help with a domain and hosting?+
I can guide domain and hosting configuration while ownership and access stay under your control. The required setup and its costs are agreed in the proposal.
We build and review in stages. Publication follows validation and approval.
Scope, estimates and publication are agreed for each project.
Project preview
Illustrative process
$ your idea
✓Receiving your idea
✓Goal and audience identified
✓Initial sketch prepared
$ analysis
✓Reviewing the brief
✓Flows and constraints organised
✓Scope ready for review
$ proposal
✓Preparing the proposal
✓Estimate and priorities to discuss
✓Delivery criteria under review
$ implementation
✓Building in stages
✓Reviewing content and navigation
✓Simulating an approved launch
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Your website implemented
From an idea to an experience ready for review.
Implementation completed in this demonstration.
An illustrative example of the stages of a project.
What would you like to build?
Tell me what you want to build, improve or automate. Your context is where the conversation starts.