About
Studio Numerix: I build my products, then I build yours
I'm a web developer based in Greater Montreal. I design, ship and operate my own online products — and I bring that hands-on experience to your project.
How I work
Rather than only delivering client sites, I design and run my own web products: Économie Québec, Calculateur Salaire, TruckCodeLookup, and others. I live the full cycle — development, SEO, deploy, performance and monetization — on my own projects, with real users.
That's the experience I bring to your project. Under the Studio Numerix banner, I build brochure sites, online stores and custom tools (calculators, business apps) with the same modern stack as larger platforms, at a price that works for an SME in Québec, Canada.
What sets me apart
Transparent pricing
Public prices, no surprises. You know what to expect before you even write to me.
Real products, not mockups
My work is live products I operate myself. What you see, you can visit.
The full cycle
Development, SEO, deploy, monetization and follow-up: I own every step because I live it on my own products.
One person, end to end
From the first idea to launch, the same person designs, codes and supports you.
Stack & practices
I don't pick tools at random: they're the ones I use every day on my own products. Here's what that means for your project.
The stack: Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind, Vercel
Next.js produces fast, indexable pages (server rendering), TypeScript catches errors before they ship, Tailwind keeps the design consistent and light, and Vercel handles continuous deploy with HTTPS and a global CDN. Concrete result: Économie Québec, CalculateurPlex and Calculateur Salaire all run on this base — with SEO scores of 100/100 and measured performance up to 99/100 (see their case studies).
Security, by default
These are not theoretical promises: on my products (this site included), forms are protected by a honeypot (an invisible trap that blocks bots without bothering visitors), and Supabase databases are locked down with Row Level Security (RLS). Payments (e.g. CalculateurPlex) go through Stripe, so no card data ever touches the site.
Technical SEO included from day one
Every site starts with the foundations Google needs: sitemap.xml and robots.txt generated automatically, per-page meta tags, structured data (schema.org) and semantic HTML. That's how sites like TruckCodeLookup (multilingual) or Économie Québec get indexed properly without a retrofit.