MARCHEUR
BLANC.
The biggest project. A platform, a community, an ecosystem — built, expanded and kept alive through code, infrastructure and obsession.
Self-taught developer. Founder. Creator. Builder. I build the systems, projects and experiences I want to exist.
The biggest project. A platform, a community, an ecosystem — built, expanded and kept alive through code, infrastructure and obsession.
The biggest project. A platform, a community, an ecosystem — built, expanded and kept alive through code, infrastructure and obsession.
Web development, hosting and infrastructure support for a long-term partner community.
Custom bots built for real operational needs: automation, giveaways, stock management and community tooling.
A custom Habbo-inspired CMS experiment: administration, shop systems, rankings, staff tools and client-side experiments.
A personal AI experiment built around memory, voice, identity and a Live2D interface.
A dinosaur encyclopedia CMS built as an interactive wiki: species profiles, rivalries, information pages and dinosaur sound playback.
A Lamborghini-focused CMS designed as a dedicated automotive encyclopedia, bringing models and brand history into one experience.
A web-hosting project directed under the Saturn identity, combining service management, hosting operations and project leadership.
A collection of custom CMS projects built for smaller HABBO retroservers, with tailored interfaces, administration tools and community systems.
A private storefront CMS for activation keys, with product listings, key inventory and stock-management logic inspired by digital game marketplaces.
A private CMS built specifically for Les Tribus, designed around the community’s own website, content and operational needs.
One combined estimate for rebuilding the full archive from scratch as comparable custom work — not individual price tags, revenue or company valuation.
No single label. No single language. I learn what the project requires, then I build with it.
I DIDN’T WAIT FOR PERMISSION. I BUILT IT.— Roz
Blocking CTRL+U or the context menu does not make source code inaccessible. It was never supposed to. Sometimes a developer simply decides how their work should be presented.
A preference does not need permission. And a boundary does not become meaningless just because someone knows how to bypass it.