Real-time dashboards01
Real-time dashboards
Live telemetry, ops control panels, anything that needs to update before the user blinks. Built on sockets, server-sent events, and pragmatic caching.
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Fullstack developer based in the Azores. For three decades I've built real-time dashboards, field-data tools, and the unglamorous web apps that quietly run fleets, studios and small operations. I work across EU and US hours — remote by default, async-fluent, and comfortable on either side of the Atlantic.
Projects with teeth, not case-study theatre.
A few representative builds from dashboards, publishing systems, field tools and small-business operations.
Where I tend to be useful.
Live telemetry, ops control panels, anything that needs to update before the user blinks. Built on sockets, server-sent events, and pragmatic caching.
PWAs and mobile-first interfaces for people working far from a desk. Offline-first, conflict-tolerant, syncs cleanly.
Front-to-back product work. From the schema and APIs through to the typography and interaction polish.
I work best with founders, operators, and small teams who need someone to turn fuzzy operational pain into a working system.
My bias is practical: clear data models, quick feedback loops, calm interfaces, and code that survives real people using it on a tired Tuesday.
I am based in Angra do Heroismo in the Azores — which puts me naturally between Lisbon and the US East Coast. I work across EU and US hours, I am fluent in async, and I have never once blamed a timezone for a missed deadline.
Best fit: operational dashboards, back offices, data tools, and portfolio/CMS systems that need to start simple and grow without drama. Comfortable across the full database landscape — Postgres, MySQL, Supabase, Neon, PocketBase, and whatever else fits the job.
Direct line. No assistants, no funnel. The form goes straight to my inbox in Angra do Heroismo and I read every message myself.