Clément Verhille

Ekklo is the SaaS I co-founded and still develop today: a management platform for sports coaches, which brings together clients, payments, programs, and tracking in one place.

My domain is AI and backend. I designed and deployed the entire artificial intelligence layer of the product: an assistant for coaches, agents connected via MCP and API, automation. Nothing like a POC gathering dust in a corner, it's used by real coaches in production.

I laid out the API architecture in Go, managed the integration of LLMs, their reliability, and cost control, and worked closely with the front and mobile teams. And since it's my company, I also make decisions about the product and priorities, not just the code.

Twelvo is an iOS app that I conceived, designed, and released on my own, from the first screen to the App Store publication. It's a companion for people starting GLP1 treatment: it supports them through the first 12 weeks with a dosage reminder, a 30-second daily check-in (symptoms, weight, protein, hydration), and a clean summary exportable in PDF for the doctor.

The design choice is deliberate: a calm app, one action per screen, zero overload. I managed everything myself, from product design to development, including data privacy and multilingual support (6 languages). This is exactly the kind of product I know how to take from idea to store autonomously, without a team behind me.

Tingl is an AI SaaS that I co-founded, designed for freelancers: it automatically generated their invoices from a simple natural language request. You describe what you want to invoice, and the invoice comes out, clean and structured, in seconds.

I built the product alone on the technical side, starting from a blank page. I set up the architecture, connected the LLMs and agent logic to transform free text into actual invoices, and got the generation running very quickly. The stack included Go for the backend, JavaScript with Next.js for the product, Firebase for data, and OpenAI for the AI part.

The project had enough value to be sold after about six months of development. Taking an AI idea, coding it end-to-end, and transforming it into a product that works and sells is precisely where I excel.