Work

Newest first. Client platforms, the products and tooling behind them, and the open-source work it all started from — the payments, compliance and infrastructure a serious store needs and mostly cannot buy off the shelf.

koreakitUpcoming
The successor to Korea for WooCommerce, in progress
wpkitUpcoming
A management platform for WordPress and WooCommerce estates
Geprek Australia2026
An Indonesian restaurant brand online, built with TGFX
Sucré du Jour2025—
A French patisserie in Australia, sold by pick-up slot
Hubshop MCP Server2025—
An assistant that reads a client's codebase without it leaving the room
hubshop-env2025
Eleven regional storefronts on one developer's laptop
License Management2025—
Software licences that follow the subscription paying for them
KYC for India2024
Aadhaar and PAN checks, moved into the registration form
Rewards2024—
Earned rewards that arrive as real orders, not coupons
foodspring2022
Five months inside a Berlin brand's content platform team
KakaoTalk for WooCommerce2022
Order notifications where Korean customers actually read them
Cakeshop2022
A merchandise store for a Seoul club, built and never opened
Onitsuka Tiger2021
Korean payments for a Magento store, built for ASICS
NAVER Pay for WooCommerce2021
The WooCommerce gateway, certified directly with NAVER Pay's own team
Support Center2021
A help desk built into My Account, replacing a bought-in plugin
Rocket Playtest2021
Wargaming's front door for finding playtesters
GiveWP2021
Korea fixed in the donation plugin itself, not around it
Samaritan's Purse Korea2020
Korean payments for a relief charity, on GiveWP not WooCommerce
Leap Studio2020—
Class reservations for Son Yeon-jae's studio, built to survive the rush
ILE International2020—
A Paris language institute, moved off a server nobody could redeploy
Lycée Français de Séoul2020
The French school in Korea, rebuilt in two languages
Korea for WooCommerce2020
The free plugin, on WordPress.org since 2019
WooCommerce2020—2023
Eight patches merged into the platform the rest of this list runs on
Alliances Françaises de Corée2020
One platform, four cities, two languages
Wargaming Japan2020
The Japanese site for a games publisher, built to their SRE team's rules
Korea Maritime & Ocean University2020
An HTML newsletter for a national university in Busan
DELF DALF Korea2019—2020
Rebuilding the national examination registration, unfinished
ECCK2019—
A chamber of commerce site that had stopped staying up
Daniel Wellington2019
Kakao Channel advice for a Swedish brand's Korean storefront
Wargaming IGR2019
Exclusive rewards for Korea's PC방, from the venue side
Institut Français2018—
The Seoul cultural programme, in a phone
Institut Français2018—2020
Hosting a cultural institute's websites, and moving them twice
Wheelhouse Productions2018—2020
An identity and a bilingual site for a film production company
FKCCI2018—2019
Moving a chamber of commerce onto its network's platform
Prêt Pour Partir2017—2023
A French outerwear brand's store, six years on WooCommerce
Contra & Pistil2017—2018
Two Itaewon venues, one page each
Sandra Meynier Kang2016—2023
A vegan dancewear label selling from Seoul, in two languages
OMA Space2016—2021
Two sites for an art and design studio, three years apart
20/20 Seoul2015
A theme of its own for an Itaewon venue
Effie Awards Korea2014—2016
The entry system behind a national awards season
VOLVIC2010
An email service for a bottle campaign, with Edelman Paris
Sony2009
Monitoring and back-end work, four months in Paris