I automate because I hate doing the same thing twice.
I work on process and data automation. I've swapped spreadsheets for dashboards, email threads for webhooks, and manual double-checking for a workflow that runs at 3am without me.
The path is the same on every project: understand the process before writing code, automate the middle, and hand over an interface the team can use without training.
InputManual process, data scattered
OutputIn production, running on its own
Open a node to see what it does
Zero to shipped: 4 real projects.
Node · Work
Two are live client sites, both linked. Two are internal tools at Impacto Automação — for those you get the screen, not the link, because they run on real production data.
Launch page for the novel “Ainda que você não me escolha”: cover, synopsis, scenes on flip cards and the pre-order call. Freelance project — I built the site; the artwork is by the illustrators credited on the page itself.
Screenshot with 100% fictitious data. The real dashboard runs on production numbers.
Implementation team dashboard
A wall dashboard for the implementation team: targets, ranking and client feedback at full screen, refreshing on its own through the working day. Because the screen stays on all day on a monitor in the room, nothing on it is clickable and no arithmetic happens in the browser — the numbers arrive finished from SQL Server.
SQL ServerPHPVueAzure
In production at Impacto Automação
Internal
Client referral form
A form inside the admin panel for any employee to refer a potential client. The form was never the point — where it landed was: a referral enters through the same path as any other lead, same record, same queue, instead of becoming a parallel list nobody opens.
SQL ServerPHPVue
In production at Impacto Automação
Got something worth automating?
Output
Open to freelance projects and partnerships. Message me and tell me what you need solved.
I reply fast — no finished brief needed, we can work the details out in the conversation.
