Projects
One health app, six communication assignments
What I am building today, and what I led during the BTS and in internships, documented from context to deliverables.
Founding project
Helix Health
A health app that connects sleep, movement, supplements, nutrition and biomarkers in a single explainable score, with no AI model, on a home-built database: 243 molecules, 4,142 tracked interactions, more than 1,300 sourced facts. I design and build the project alone, from the product to the mobile app, through the knowledge base and the scoring engine.
Alongside the app, a sourced biohacker blog, with a public method and corrections log. Data on the device, European hosting, free and ad-free.
- 243profiled molecules
- 4 142tracked interactions
- 0ads, 0 AI model
Communication case studies
From the BTS to internships, six documented projects
For each assignment: the brief, strengths and weaknesses, the tasks entrusted, the deliverables, and the recommendation when there is one.
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BTS Communication
Making a public programme seen as vague legible: a presentation video shot with guidance from a film teacher, then a logo, brand guidelines and a complete website, designed and built alone.
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Festival Cienfuegos
Positioning, visual identity and communication media for a charitable Latin-Cuban festival: recommendation, guidelines, print, video teaser and merchandise.
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Uvibes
Content strategy, testimonial and generative-AI videos, podcasts, jingle and logo redesign for a friendship app launched with the University of Perpignan.
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Lycée Aristide Maillol
Repositioning a public high school seen as disadvantaged: strategic analysis, the rocket evocation concept, the “Per aspera ad astra” tagline and a creative brief for the partner agency.
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La Casa Bicicleta
Raising awareness of a community bike workshop and recruiting volunteers: audit, positioning “soft mobility with real breath”, press release and Instagram carousels.
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Escapix
Giving a digital presence to a well-regarded but invisible escape game: diagnosis, the intellectual adventure concept, a dual B2C and B2B promise, social media mock-ups.
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“The future belongs to those who learn more skills and combine them in creative ways.”
Robert Greene