Bilal Messaoudi
Full stack developer, freelance. I build business software, websites and AI agents for companies. Below you will find my projects, how I work and how to reach me.
Scroll to walk into the room. You can tap the objects on the desk and the books.Scroll to walk into the room. You can click the objects on the desk and the books on the shelf.
Work
Twelve projects, the same ones on the shelf: seven for clients and five of my own. Open one to read what I did and which tools I used. Hover a title and the camera moves to its book.
For clients
used every day by real peopleused every day by real peopleMy own projects
ideas I try out in the evenings and at weekendsideas I try out in the evenings and at weekendsClients are not named, and logos and brands in the screenshots are covered.
What I work with
I pick the tools for each project, but these are the ones that keep coming back. The small number next to each one says how many of the projects above use it.
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- Sites and interfaces
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- Backend and data
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- AI and agents
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- Apps and 3D
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- Payments, content and messaging
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How I work
I get to the problem
I talk to the people who will use the tool, look at how they work today and where the time goes.
often not the one in the first email
I plan and build a demo
I split the work, look into the right technologies for that project and build a demo we try together, to check it is heading towards the result you wanted.
no surprises on delivery day
I develop with AI help
AI assistants help me write the code, so the time goes into the parts that matter.
I review and test by hand
Before going live I try every screen the way the client would use it.
You keep control
Every project comes with a dashboard where you run the solution on your own: data, users, settings and, when there is a website, its copy and photos too.
so you never need me to swap a photo
About
I have been writing software since 2019. I started as a junior developer at a company that builds WMS software for logistics. In 2023 I went freelance: first websites for small businesses and Telegram bots, then business systems for events, training and marketplaces.
yes, back when code was all typed by hand
Today I also work at Becreatives, a studio that designs and builds digital products for startups and companies, from the idea to launch. This year I mostly work on AI agents, MCP servers and 3D projects. I modelled and lit this room in Blender; the orange figure on the desk is Clawd, the Claude Code mascot.
I have worked fully remote for three years, but I am often around Brescia, Bergamo and Milan.
I like anything to do with technology and new ideas. I spend a fair amount of time on X looking for new ideas and tools, and I like keeping up with what happens in the world, in companies and in the markets.
When I am not coding I play basketball and video games, watch Marvel films, go out with friends and travel whenever I can. I am a big eater: trying different cuisines and new restaurants is one of my favourite parts of travelling.
when I am not coding
- basketball
- video games
- Marvel
- travel
- restaurants
- markets
Contact
Write me a couple of lines about the project, or about the process that takes up most of your team's time.
talk soon!
Room modelled and baked in Blender. Clawd is the Claude Code mascot by Anthropic.