Web apps & interfaces
Responsive, fast front ends that work on every screen: dashboards, portals, landing pages and everything between.
- React
- TypeScript
- Next.js
- Tailwind
Available for freelance work
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Web products end to end: the interface, the API behind it and the infrastructure it runs on. TypeScript and Python day to day, plus a background in AI and hardware for the projects that go deeper than the browser.
I'm Allord Archard, a full-stack developer. I take projects from a first conversation to something running in production: the interface people use, the API underneath, the database, and the deploy that puts it live.
Most of my work is React and TypeScript on the front, Node or Python on the back. I also build AI features that pull their weight, like assistants, document search and image processing, rather than something bolted on for the sake of it.
I started out writing C++ for microcontrollers, which is where I learned to care about performance, edge cases and code someone else can read. That shows up in everything I build now, and it means I can take on hardware-connected projects most web developers would pass on.
Clear updates, honest timelines, no disappearing acts. If that sounds like what you need, say hello.
Take one piece or the whole build; I can cover all of it.
Responsive, fast front ends that work on every screen: dashboards, portals, landing pages and everything between.
The engine room: REST and realtime APIs, authentication, payments, databases and the deploy pipeline that ships them.
Assistants that answer from your own documents, workflows that run themselves, and image or video processing that actually holds up.
The rarer one: when your product involves real devices, I can write the firmware and the software that talks to it.
A sample of the kind of thing I build.
A TypeScript dashboard for a fleet of live devices: streaming charts, role-based access and an offline mode that reconciles cleanly when the connection returns. React front end, Node and Postgres behind it, deployed with Docker.
An assistant that answers from a company's own documents, calls internal tools when it needs to and hands off to a human when it should. Python API, typed tool schemas, full audit trail.
An image pipeline that flags defects from a camera feed in real time, wrapped in a simple web UI so the people on the floor can actually use it.
End to end: firmware on the device, an API to collect what it sends, and a dashboard to make sense of it. The kind of project that normally needs two contractors.
Tell me what you're building. I'll tell you honestly whether I'm the right person for it.
Taking on new projects
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