Lochristi, Belgium · Taking on new projects
You know that little annoyance where you think there has to be a better way? That’s where LetMeCodeThat comes in. It’s all in the name: whether it’s automating a task, simplifying a workflow or solving a one-off need, I code the solution so you don’t have to.
The stock count still done on paper, then typed up afterwards.
The photos, measurements or notes from a job that live on your phone and nowhere else.
The same numbers copied from one system into another, every single week.
You’ve turned it over in the car more than once. There has to be a better way to do this.
There is.
Let me code that.
01Where it starts
Already know what you need?
Scoped, designed, built and shipped. Not left behind as a slide deck.
Buried in a manual process? Or multiple?
One clunky handoff or a whole chain of them, I wire it up so it runs on its own.
Brilliant idea but no coder yourself?
It’d be a shame to let the next Microsoft be buried before it even existed.
02What I build
Mobile
Play Store releases with real backends, auth and subscriptions behind them.
Web
Customer and employee portals, dashboards and SaaS tools that hold up in daily use.
Automation
The repetitive parts of the week: integrations, imports, generated documents, scheduled jobs.
Custom
Your ideal product not (yet) on the market. Usually the most interesting one I get.
My rule of thumb
A prototype that impresses in a demo but breaks the moment someone uses it …
… hasn’t actually solved anything.
03Selected work
People store hundreds of things around a house and then forget where they’ve put them. SortedSam mirrors the home digitally through rooms, closets, boxes and items. Anything can be found in seconds.
Turns black-and-white-pattern images into custom-coloured teaching material automatically. Started as a way to stop colouring worksheets by hand evening after evening, and is now a platform used by teachers, parents and occupational therapists.
thecolormonkey.com
Turns rambling voice memos into clean, structured Markdown notes automatically. Records → transcribes → structures → saves straight into an Obsidian vault. Manual note-taking no longer required. Welcome to the extra breathing room.
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04Who you’d work with
Self-taught, with a PhD in Engineering Technology from KU Leuven layered on top. Different paths, same process: understand the real problem, build something sensible fast, then discuss it with the client and improve what matters.
You talk to the person building the thing, not an account manager relaying your requirements to someone else.
Not a finished plan. Just the thing that keeps bugging you.
The workaround everyone has accepted, the idea you’re sure would work, the one you turn over in the car.
Tell me that version.