
Outfit Book
A ring binder to leaf through in the browser: one outfit per page, or tops, shorts and shoes to mix and match, with a demo bag that survives a reload.

Freelance creative developer · XR & Web · Paris
I design augmented reality experiences, websites & mobile applications. Every project stems from a simple desire: to bring something new into existence.
Available for new projects
01 — Work

A ring binder to leaf through in the browser: one outfit per page, or tops, shorts and shoes to mix and match, with a demo bag that survives a reload.

Write a text, pick a shape and a font, and watch every letter fly into a 3D object — shareable with a single link, nothing stored anywhere.

A real-time 3D puzzle game: pick a porcelain shape, a pattern and a piece count, then rebuild the object by turning it through 360 degrees.

The web port of my Spectacles lens: a lithotherapy museum in real-time 3D — eight crystals to turn in your hands, seven chakras and four mini-games.

A high-end furniture store where every piece can be handled in 3D right in the browser: gallery, product pages, cart — all bilingual.

Sort through your photos and videos, one swipe at a time. Keep, delete, breathe.

A collection of small mobile games, built to feel smooth and easy to pick up.

Mobile app built with React Native, available on the App Store.

The website of a Parisian communication agency: clean, responsive and fast.
A 3D jigsaw in AR: six shapes on a shelf, a design to pick or generate by voice with AI, and 10 to 50 pieces to fit back onto the silhouette.
A lithotherapy museum in AR: 8 crystals, 7 chakras and 4 mini-games to test what you've learned.
Shazam for Spectacles: identify a track in AR, save it to a Supabase library, find it again from the web app.
A cozy connect-the-dots game, on real paper, seen through Spectacles.
XRCC 2026 Berlin finalist · Snap Community Challenge winner
A spatial puzzle: move blocks around the room, by hand, to solve each level.
Featured by Lens Studio & Spectacles
A 3D perspective puzzle: each image is shattered into fragments you rotate with pinch-and-drag until the right angle reveals the picture. 12 levels, saved progress, works offline.
A sudoku laid out in the room, within arm's reach: three grid sizes, three themes and a running timer.
A navigation experiment in Paris: pick a landmark and, from where you stand, get walking, transit or mixed routes step by step, with live tracking on real RATP data.
Clear out your camera roll without reaching for your phone: each photo floats in front of you — one gesture to keep it, one to bin it.
03 — Contact
XR projects, Spectacles lenses or web development — I'm always up for new collaborations. Got something in mind, or just want to say hello? Drop me a line.