Farmlink
100% automatic worksite tracking for agricultural contractors. Born in my father's fields.
An embedded PCB I designed myself, a real-time GPS dashboard, automated invoicing. The product I wish my dad had ten years ago. Live at farmlink.fr.

HARDWARE-CURIOUS SOFTWARE BUILDER. COMPUTER SCIENCE @ EPITA, CLASS OF 2027. FROM A FAMILY OF FARMERS IN THE LOIRE VALLEY.

100% automatic worksite tracking for agricultural contractors. Born in my father's fields.
An embedded PCB I designed myself, a real-time GPS dashboard, automated invoicing. The product I wish my dad had ten years ago. Live at farmlink.fr.

Personalized video lessons, generated from a 2-minute conversation.
Built in 24h at the {Tech: Europe} Paris AI Hackathon with a team of 4 engineers. Voice onboarding, course generation, video delivery.
“I've been taking things apart since before I could put them back together. That's still roughly the ratio.”
Scratch. A laptop in a farmhouse. The first time I made a sprite move and understood I could tell a machine what to do.
Growing up at ETA Vappereau, the family agricultural contracting company my father runs. Tractors as office furniture.
Every device in the house was a candidate for disassembly. Some made it back together.
A decade of team sport and track. The part of me that still likes early mornings.
Mostly bad. Mostly fine.
The maker space next to my school. Soldering stations, 3D printers, oscilloscopes. Where I designed the PCB that ended up in real tractors.
I built a tractor auto-guidance system in C# on top of an open-source project, hooked into the Centipede RTK network. I made the tractor drive itself across a field. Still one of the best days of my life.