AI automations, chatbots and full-stack apps that cut manual work and delivery time — not just a demo that breaks on the first real case.
Projects shipped to production for French SMBs — Paris or remote
Portfolio of
Badreddine
Paris, France - remote
Project signal
v1The site should convince an SMB owner that Badreddine can understand the need, reduce manual work and ship a maintainable tool.
Connect an LLM to a real workflow: email triage, lead qualification, 24/7 support, repeatable document generation.
Internal or customer-facing tools when a generic SaaS does not fit your business need.
Showcase and e-commerce sites that turn a visitor into a lead or an order, without bloat.
Each project is presented without invented metrics: only public or already documented facts.
01
Personal project — desktop AI agent
Idea that hit me one night: what if an AI agent ran my PC by voice, Tony Stark style — an assistant that understands, plans, and acts on my behalf? First real venture into agentic architecture and into a stack I didn't know (Python, Tauri, Rust).
02
Full-stack internship — e-commerce
First professional internship at UMOD (e-commerce, energy transition). Arrived to learn how a commerce business actually works — left with three things in production: an AI chatbot, a public-aid calculator, and a complete site rebuild.
03
Presence site — construction client
Showcase site shipped for Cogelas, designed to present the business clearly, modernly, and on a fast launch path.
04
Presence site — events client
Showcase site for Haltea, published in the GitHub portfolio as proof of business-focused web work.
05
Personal full-stack project
E-commerce platform built with separated frontend and backend to demonstrate product work across layers: catalog, cart, checkout.
The workflow is designed for small teams: decide quickly, prove value quickly, then secure production.
I'm based in Paris, and I build websites, web apps, AI tools and automations. My lane: full-stack execution with practical prompt engineering.
What interests me isn't the impressive demo you ship once. It's the tool that's still useful three months in, when a real user shows up with an edge case.
I work in French and English, and I prefer engagements where a fast prototype can become a reliable tool.
Short, honest answers to the points that usually block a freelance decision.
First conversation by email or phone to scope the need (30 to 45 minutes). If the project makes sense, I propose a costed v1 with clear scope, deliverables, and timeline before any development begins.
Yes. Most SMB engagements start from an existing base: partial redesign, AI integrated into a workflow that already runs, added APIs, or fixing a project shipped by a previous provider.
No sensitive action (customer-facing email, payment, data modification) runs without human validation or an audit log. AI workflows are tested on real cases before going live, not on an ideal demo.
You do. Code ships to your repositories, accounts (hosting, database, third-party APIs) are created in your name, and access is fully transferred at the end of the engagement.
Yes, and it's recommended. A short prototype (1 to 2 weeks) validates the real value of an AI workflow or feature before investing in a full v1.
Included support window to stabilize production, plus an optional evolution and maintenance contract (fixes, targeted additions, monitoring). You are not locked in: everything is documented so another team could take over.
French and English, spoken and written. Technical deliverables (documentation, README, commits) default to English unless requested otherwise.
In a few lines, share what your business does, the concrete need, the timeline, and an indicative budget. Reply within 2 working days by email.
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