Fortaleza, Brazil · Web & mobile development · Remote anywhere

Felipe Alvim Web & mobile development

I build the digital product your business actually needs: a website, online store, mobile app, or system, fast on phones, with clean code, ready to take orders and enquiries.

Open for new projects Websites · stores · apps · systems · Front-end

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Where would you like to start

If you run a business, I build the product. If you have a team, review the technical profile.

01 For your business

I want a website, app, or store

From briefing to a live product, with scope and timeline agreed in writing.

  • Landing page, website, store, app, or system
  • Price and timeline defined before we start
  • You follow every stage through to launch
02 For tech teams

I want to hire a developer

Front-end for product teams, with code you can review before we talk.

  • React and TypeScript day to day
  • Open repositories on GitHub
  • Remote or hybrid, in English and Portuguese

What I build

End-to-end software work: from the first screen to a published product, focused on what your customer needs to do.

Websites and landing pages
Most requested Typical timeline: 2 to 3 weeks

Websites and landing pages

I build the online home of your business: a fast, clear site that explains what you do, works on phones, and makes it easy to get in touch.

  • Clear on phones
  • WhatsApp or form one tap away
Online stores
Sell online Typical timeline: Depends on catalogue

Online stores

E-commerce with catalogue, cart, and checkout (Pix and cards when it fits): the customer goes from “I want it” to a paid order without leaving the store.

  • Cart and Pix in one flow
  • Order stays on your store
Mobile apps
In the client’s pocket Typical timeline: By scope

Mobile apps

Android apps so your clients can use your service from their phone: simple screens, tied to your operation, ready for the Play Store when it makes sense.

  • Simple screens, real operation
  • Play Store when it fits
Web systems and client portals
Operations Typical timeline: By scope

Web systems and client portals

Internal tools and logged-in areas: dashboards, records, client portals, and workflows that replace spreadsheets and cut repetitive work.

  • Less spreadsheet work
  • Client portal when needed
Integrations and automations
Connect what you have Typical timeline: By scope

Integrations and automations

I connect what you already use (Pix, WhatsApp, spreadsheets, APIs) so orders, alerts, and records move on their own, without retyping.

  • Pix, WhatsApp, sheets, APIs
  • Less retyping every day
Front-end for product teams
For product teams Typical timeline: PJ or contract

Front-end for product teams

I join remote or hybrid teams as a Front-end developer (React and TypeScript), with GitHub work you can review and clear communication in PT/EN.

  • React and TypeScript
  • Code on GitHub to review

Most clients start with a website. Store, system, and app come in when the flow needs them. Price is written down before we start, and there is no charge to talk.

Featured project

Ômega Elevadores

A technical company that was great at the service itself, but without a site to match: people searching for elevators nearby could not find clear information or an obvious way to get in touch.

Now they have a fast website that explains the service clearly, builds credibility on the first visit, and brings every enquiry into one place.

Ômega Elevadores
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Felipe Alvim Web and mobile development · Fortaleza

Felipe Alvim · Fortaleza

Who builds your product

I am Felipe Alvim. I build the digital product for your company: a website, online store, app, or system, from briefing to production code.

I hold a degree in Systems Analysis and Development from Faculdade CDL. I also join tech teams as a Front-end developer, in English and Portuguese.

  • HTML
  • CSS
  • JavaScript
  • TypeScript
  • React
  • PHP
  • MySQL
  • I speak plainly: I explain what will be built with no runaround and no extra jargon.
  • I focus on real use: every screen should help the customer understand, enquire, or buy.
  • I work remotely with clients anywhere, following through from start to finish.
  • I show my work: live projects and open source code on GitHub.
6projects in the portfolio
24–48hto get back to you
Remote100% remote delivery
PT/ENsupport in both languages

What you walk away with

It is not stack for its own sake. It is a live product, easy to use on a phone, and ready to grow later.

01

A published product, not a mockup

A live website, store, or app, with contact or checkout working. You leave with something customers can already use.

02

Code that can take the next step

A clear structure so changing it later does not mean rebuilding everything from scratch.

03

Built for phones first

Most visits arrive on a phone. I design the interface for that screen from the first layout.

  • Projects and code on GitHub
  • Written proposal
  • You talk to me directly
  • Reply within 24–48h

When it makes sense to call

So the conversation starts in the right place, without a meeting for nothing.

Call me if you need

  • A real website, store, or app, not just a digital business card.
  • To sell online, with catalogue, checkout, and payment in one flow.
  • A system instead of spreadsheets, for day-to-day operations.
  • A remote Front-end on the team, with code on GitHub to review.

Another path is better if

  • The only criterion is the lowest price, with no eye on maintenance.
  • You need social media, ads, or paid traffic. That is not what I ship.
  • You do not want to take part in any stage of the work.
  • You need something finished today, with no time to agree the scope.

Projects I have delivered

Every project started with a real product problem. See what was built — and check it yourself through the links.

Ômega Elevadores
Business website

Ômega Elevadores

A technical elevator company, great at the service itself, but without a site to match: people searching nearby could not find clear information or an obvious way to get in touch.

Brena Brûlée
Digital menu

Brena Brûlée

A dessert brand selling on WhatsApp that kept losing orders while explaining flavours and prices one message at a time.

Leader Consultoria
Corporate website

Leader Consultoria

An international trade consultancy negotiating with large companies, but with nowhere to show its structure and seriousness.

Nexus Contábil ERP
Web system · open source

Nexus Contábil ERP

Accounting firms tracking taxes, tickets, and clients in separate spreadsheets, redoing the same work every month.

Adega Select
App + store + admin

Adega Select

Drink sales taken over WhatsApp with manual stock control — no clear view of best sellers or what was running out.

Cesauto Center Car
Local website

Cesauto Center Car

An auto shop in Fortaleza relying on referrals, needing a digital storefront for people who had never heard of it.

Technologies I use

If you are technical, here is the detail. If you are not, the summary is simple: current tools so the product is fast, secure, and easy to maintain.

Front-end

  • HTML5
  • CSS3
  • JavaScript
  • TypeScript
  • React
  • Tailwind CSS
  • Vite

Back-end and data

  • PHP
  • MySQL
  • Node.js

App and workflow

  • Android
  • Git

How I deliver

  1. 01 Speed Pages and apps that load fast: the visitor stays and the product feels professional.
  2. 02 Organized code Built to last: it can be changed later without breaking everything and without costing a fortune.
  3. 03 Built for phones Interface designed first for the phone, then for the desktop, and accessible.
  4. 04 Careful finishing Visual detail, proofread copy, and everything checked before going live.

How it works, from first contact to delivery

No mystery: you always know which stage the project is in, what was agreed, and what comes next.

  1. A no-strings conversation

    You tell me what you need on WhatsApp or through the form. I listen, ask questions, and tell you honestly whether I can build it.

    Within 24–48h you get an honest reply.

  2. Clear proposal

    I send in writing what will be built, the timeline, and the price. No fine print and no surprise costs along the way.

    Scope, timeline, and price on paper, before any code.

  3. Development you can follow

    You see the product moving stage by stage and can ask for adjustments before everything is finished.

    Previews in stages, with room to adjust.

  4. Launch and support

    I publish it, hand over the access, and explain how to use it. After that, I stay around for evolution and fixes.

    A live product, access in your hands, and a channel to evolve.

Typical timelines

A starting estimate for the conversation. The timeline is locked in the written proposal.

  • 5 to 10 daysLanding page
  • 2 to 3 weeksBusiness website
  • Depends on catalogueOnline store
  • Depends on scopeSystem or app

To start, I need

  • What the product needs to do, even if it is still loose.
  • References: sites, apps, or competitors you like.
  • Who decides, and how we will talk day to day.

Social proof

Project outcomes

What the product started doing after it went live. Real cases from the portfolio, no invented testimonials.

From menu to order

The customer picks on the phone and sends the WhatsApp order in a few taps. Flavours and prices no longer get repeated in private chat.

Brena Brûlée
Brena Brûlée Desserts · Fortaleza
Digital menu

A site instead of a PDF

The consultancy now arrives at the B2B meeting with the company structure already visible. The commercial pitch no longer depends on a PDF that vanishes in the inbox.

From spreadsheet to ERP

Taxes, tickets and clients moved from a spreadsheet into a system with a client portal. The code is open on GitHub for technical review.

Common questions

Questions before you hire

Answers for people who need a website, store, system, or app and do not speak developer jargon.

  • What goes live, in plain language.
  • Timeline and price in writing, before you pay.
  • You follow every step on WhatsApp.

Still have a question? Message me.

What will be built

01 I need a website. What will you actually do?

I build the online home of your business: what you do, who it is for, and an obvious way to reach you (WhatsApp or a form). It has to work on a phone. You do not need to know code. I handle the build; you review the text, the photos, and the result on the screen.

02 One-page promo, full website, or online store: what is the difference?

A one-page promo is a single screen for one offer: explain and get a contact. A website is the home of the business: services, about, contact, more than one page. A store sells: the customer picks a product, adds it to the cart, and pays. If you need to sell online, it is a store. If you need to be found and called, it is a website or a one-page promo.

03 What if I need a system, not a pretty website?

A system is a work tool: client records, orders, tickets, a login area. The people who use it are your team or your clients, not a random visitor from Google. I build that when spreadsheets or WhatsApp can no longer keep up. We write down what the system must do before I start building.

04 Do you also make mobile apps?

I build Android apps tied to your day-to-day work (orders, menu, client area). If it makes sense, we can publish to the Play Store. An app does not replace a website: the website is how new people find you; the app is for people who already buy from you and come back.

Time and price

05 How much does it cost?

The price follows the size of the job. A one-page promo is not the same as a full website, a store, or a system. I send the amount in writing, with what is included, before any payment. Asking for that conversation is free.

06 How long until it is live?

A one-page promo usually takes 5 to 10 days. A business website: 2 to 3 weeks. A store depends on how many products you have. A system or app depends on what it needs to do. The date is locked in the written proposal, before we start.

07 I do not have copy or photos ready. Can we still start?

Yes. Tell me what the business does and who it serves. I help you line up what goes live. Without that, the site stays generic. With your words, it explains the service for real.

During and after

08 How do we talk while the project is underway?

WhatsApp, email, or a video call. I show the work in steps: draft, your review, then the live version. You do not need developer tools. I am based in Fortaleza and I work remotely with clients anywhere in Brazil, in Portuguese or English.

09 When it is done, is it mine? Is there a monthly fee?

The website, store, system, or app is yours. I hand over the logins and explain how to change the basics. Hosting and the domain have their own cost with the provider, which I spell out before we start. Ongoing maintenance with me is optional. There is no marketing monthly fee locked to the project.

Contact

Let’s talk about your project

Tell me what you need live. I reply within two business days, by email or WhatsApp. The conversation is free.

Rua Dona Leopoldina, 800. Fortaleza, CE, Brazil

What happens after you reach out

  1. I confirm I received it and ask only what is missing: what the product must do, timeline, and references.
  2. I come back with what will be built, the timeline, and the price, in writing.
  3. If it is a fit for both of us, we agree on the start and the first delivery.

Reply within 2 business days

Say what you need live. Empty messages or messages full of links are blocked.

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The conversation is free. Nothing is charged just for a quote.