Founder of Reactll. A control and automation engineer by training with fourteen years in software, he leads the company's engineering, from architecture and scoping to what ships and keeps running in production.
The people who ship
A small senior team, with no layers in between. The people who make the decisions are the same people who write the code and put it live — and stay on to run it after launch.
There is no account manager here. The person who plans your project is the person who builds it.
Since 2018 · Istanbul · Amsterdam · Miami
The person you message when something breaks at nine on a Friday is the same one who built it. That is the whole reason to stay this size.
Design and engineering sit in one team, so what gets designed is what gets built — nothing changes when the design is passed on. We have been doing this since 2018, with 15+ years of WordPress behind the team, and much of what we built in that time is still running under our care.
Everyone here also writes: the technical posts on the blog are written by the people doing the work, not by a content agency. If you want to know how we think before you talk to us, that is the honest place to look.
The team
Senior UI/UX Designer at Reactll since 2018. A computer engineer by training with over a decade in web and product design, she owns the design systems the front end is built from, so what gets drawn is what gets shipped.
Software engineer at Reactll with eight years across startups and AI products, including co-founder and product management roles. He brings that product side into the engineering: scope, priorities and how a product reaches its users.
Software developer with more than ten years of building for the web, from front-end work to running his own software consultancy. A control and automation engineer by training, he works across the back end and the infrastructure underneath it.
Full-stack developer working in PHP (Laravel), TypeScript (Node.js), C# (.NET) and Go. On the Reactll team from 2021 to 2023, he now supports our projects from outside, on the back end and integrations.
