LEANDRO PROBST

Portfolio — 2026
AI, tools and interfaces.

SERVICES — 3 PACKAGES

Three packages.
One standard.

Concept, design, code and hosting from one person. You get a fixed-price offer before anything starts.

01

Website

For freelancers, clubs and small businesses that want to be taken seriously online.

Next.js, Self-hosted

  • Concept and design
  • Hand-written code
  • Responsive on every screen
  • Accessible and fast
  • SEO basics
  • Launch and handover
02

Web app

For workflows that need more than a business card: logins, data, dashboards.

TypeScript, Auth, PostgreSQL

  • Concept and data model
  • Built with Next.js
  • Login and roles
  • Database
  • Hosting on request
03

AI integration

For anyone who wants to use AI as a tool, not a buzzword.

LLM workflows, Automation, Local models

  • Look at your use case
  • Working prototype
  • Fit into your process
  • Self-hosted options
  • An honest call on what is worth it
PROCESS

How I work.

  1. 1

    First call

    You explain, I listen and ask. Afterwards you know whether and how I can help. No strings attached.

  2. 2

    Concept & design

    Structure, content and look are settled before any code exists. You get a fixed-price offer.

  3. 3

    Build

    I build and show you progress along the way. You always know where the project stands.

  4. 4

    Launch & care

    The site goes live, on my server or yours, with support afterwards if you want it.

QUESTIONS

Honest answers.

What does a project cost?

It depends on scope. After the first call you get a fixed-price offer, and no surprises after that.

How long does it take?

Also depends on scope. You get a schedule together with the offer, and see progress while I build.

Where does my site run?

On my own server in Switzerland, or with your host. We decide during the concept.

Can I edit content myself?

Yes, if you want to. We settle that in the concept.

Do you use AI?

Where it helps. The public AI Lab on this site shows what models can do today, and where I still do it by hand.

Does one of these fit?