Sites & interfaces
Next.jsReactTypeScriptTailwind CSSMotion
Marketing sites, dashboards, applications that need to load fast and rank natively. This is the stack behind AGIR 93 and the Dr Derder site.
What sets us apart
Our platform, our server, our responsibility
Design, launch and support are planned together from the start. You know who hosts your website, how it evolves and how to recover your code if you change providers.
What sets us apart
Our platform, our server, our responsibility
Design, launch and support are planned together from the start. You know who hosts your website, how it evolves and how to recover your code if you change providers.
01
An isolated space per client
Every project gets its own folder, process and virtual host on our OVHcloud server in France. VPS resources are shared; capacity and availability needs are agreed during scoping.
02
One-command deployment
The build is verified before going live. If it fails, the previous version keeps serving. The same command gives the same result, at any hour.
03
A review preview to sign off
Changes are reviewed on a preview URL before approval. Non-indexing is not access control: confidential projects require dedicated protection.
04
Automatic HTTPS, backups and restarts
Certificates renew themselves, timestamped backups run before every release, and the process restarts on incident.
05
Support, not a fresh quote
A fix, a wording change, a question: it's part of the relationship. You reach us directly.
06
No lock-in
The code is yours. Standard technology, full archive and deployment documentation handed over on request. You stay because it works, not because you're trapped.
Your site won't be hosted at your provider's provider.
Elsewhere
With us
The site is delivered, hosting is your problem.
The site runs on our server, the one we administer every day.
The certificate expires on a Sunday and nobody picks up.
Automatic renewal, automatic restart, and an alert on our side.
Changing one sentence takes a quote and two weeks.
Small updates follow the scope and response times agreed in the support plan.
First-line support reads you a script.
The person who answers you is the one who wrote the code.
Nobody knows where the backups are, or whether they work.
Timestamped backup before every release, restore tested.
Tech stack
Next.jsReactTypeScriptTailwind CSSMotionLaravelPHPFilamentNode.jsMySQLSQLiteUbuntu ServernginxPM2Let's EncryptOVHcloudWordPressJoomlaHTML statiqueJavaAdobe Experience Manager
Technical sheet
What actually runs under your sites
None of these lines is decorative: this is the exact configuration of the machine our clients' projects live on.
- Server
- OVHcloud, France. Infrastructure managed by our team. Any third-party services are described in the privacy policy.
- Isolation
- One folder, one process and one virtual host per client. Hardware resources on the VPS remain shared between projects.
- Web server
- nginx at the front, with permanent HTTP-to-HTTPS redirection and compression enabled.
- Certificates
- Let's Encrypt, renewed automatically. Renewal status is checked during maintenance.
- Process supervision
- PM2: automatic restart on unexpected exit, and relaunch when the server reboots.
- Releases
- A single repeatable script: install dependencies, build, verify, restart. If the build fails, the previous version keeps serving.
- Preview
- A separate HTTPS address with a no-index header and a closed robots.txt. What you approve is exactly what gets published.
- Backups
- Timestamped archive before every production release, with retention. The old version is kept, not overwritten.
- Scheduled jobs
- Monitored scheduler with automatic catch-up and periodic reporting — a job that stops running gets noticed.
- Domain switch
- Certificate issued before the switch, production vhost tested, DNS change reversible. Your current site stays live until the last moment.
Tech stack
What we actually use, and why
Not a logo wall: every technology below runs on at least one of the 7 delivered projects. What we don't run in production, we don't list here.
Business applications
LaravelPHPFilamentNode.js
Laravel and Filament when a real back office is needed — roles, permissions, document generation. ODS Logistique and Odimo both run on it. Node.js powers the server-side rendering of the Next.js sites.
Data
MySQLSQLite
MySQL for applications running in continuous production, SQLite for lighter environments or during development.
Infrastructure
Ubuntu ServernginxPM2Let's EncryptOVHcloud
The server we administer ourselves every day (full detail on the Platform page): nginx reverse proxy, PM2 process supervision, self-renewing certificates.
CMS & migrations
WordPressJoomlaHTML statique
We maintain them when they're the right tool, or we help leave them — like ODS Distribution's move from WordPress to static HTML, or rebuilding Leader MTP Bat's Joomla template.
Engineering background
JavaAdobe Experience Manager
Adel's background before Nordev — ten years on large-scale Java content platforms. None of our 7 projects use it today; available if a client arrives with existing Java infrastructure.
Support plans
Three ways to keep us after delivery
A site isn't furniture: it ages, browsers change, the business moves. These plans exist so you don't have to request a quote every time a sentence needs changing.
Observed market benchmarks, not a committed rate — the final amount is set when scoping each project.
The Base
01The site runs, and keeps running. Included for the first year on every project we build.
49 €/mois
Indicativeafter the included first year
- Hosting on our server in France
- HTTPS certificate with automatic renewal
- Automatic backups with retention
- Automatic restart on incident
- Server security updates
The Retainer
02The Base, plus development time every month. This suits most clients: a site is alive, it changes.
149 €/mois
Indicative- Everything in The Base
- A monthly allowance of development hours, rolling over one month
- Content changes and fixes without a quote
- Private preview to validate every change
- Monthly performance and visibility review
On-Call
03For an application the daily business depends on: an outage costs money by the hour, not by the week.
à partir de 390 €/mois
Indicative- Everything in The Retainer
- Priority handling of blocking incidents
- Application monitoring and alerts
- Quarterly backup restore test
- Scheduled review meeting with you
Cadence
What gets done, and how often
We don't advertise an uptime percentage: nobody can honestly prove one at this scale. Here instead is what actually runs, and when.
- Infrastructure monitoring
- Continuous
- Backups
- Daily
- Full backup before production release
- Every deployment
- Server security patches
- On release
- HTTPS certificate renewal
- Automatic
- Backup restore test
- Quarterly
- Performance and visibility review
- Monthly
You are not locked in
The code is yours and lives in a repository you have access to. The server configuration is documented and handed over. Another provider can take the project on without calling us. We don't hold your site: we just run it better than anyone else.
Frequently asked
Am I locked into your hosting?
No. The code is yours and is handed over. We use standard technology — nginx, Node, PHP, Laravel — that any provider can pick up. If you leave, we hand you the full archive and the deployment documentation.
What happens if the site goes down?
The process manager restarts the application automatically. If the problem came from a release, we roll back to the previous version. You reach us directly, with no first-line support reading from a script.
Can I keep my current domain name?
Yes, and that's the usual case. We prepare the new site on a preview address, you review it calmly, and the domain switch is a single DNS change with the certificate already issued. Your current site stays live until the last second.
A project, a question, or just a doubt about your current site?
The first conversation costs nothing and mainly serves to find out whether we're the right people.