Elior

I design, build and ship software. Native apps mostly, web when it’s the right tool.

Available for one-off projects and long-term work with small teams.

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Shipped

  • Freepark

    Find free parking around you, from OpenStreetMap data.

    iOSSwift, MapKit

  • To Be Downloaded

    The macOS YouTube downloader that just works.

    500 downloads in 24 hoursSwift, SwiftUIOpen source

  • Radiance Wallpapers

    I reverse-engineered their iOS app to build the web version. That’s how I joined the team.

    Next.jswith the Radiance team

  • GRESIL

    The most accurate weather forecast for your city, once you train it there.

    Python, scikit-learnOpen source

  • Arsène

    A Chrome extension that pseudonymises French documents before they reach an AI chat.

    macOS, Chrome

  • Macfin

    A native Mac app for the movies and TV shows on your Jellyfin server.

    macOSOpen source

  • Lumac

    A menu bar app that puts a MacBook to sleep when its lid is closed with an external display connected.

    macOSOpen source

  • noaislop.xyz

    A page to send to someone who published AI slop.

    AstroOpen source

In progress

  • LGTM.md

    Animated pixel-art widgets for your GitHub profile, drawn every night from your real activity.

    In beta

  • Hand-drawn QR codes

    QR codes that look like hand-drawn doodles and still scan.

    In development

About

I’m Elior, 18, based in the French Alps. I learn by building: every project here started as something I needed and didn’t know how to make yet.

Most of them go from idea to release in under two weeks. I use all of them every day, which is the only test I trust.

I work alone on my own apps and inside a team on Radiance. The two require completely different things. I like both.

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