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I work and live in Ghent, Belgium, so we can speak in Dutch, French or English
I write weekly about Coda
I explore Coda's unique features, starting with fundamental concepts like its . My blog chronicles my journey as a Coda Expert, blending accessible tutorials with advanced insights and strategic perspectives on . Writing is my passion, offering a creative outlet and a way to clarify complex topics. I publish weekly.
Hi, I'm a Coda Expert specializing in Data Architecture and Automation. I help businesses move away from rigid legacy software and fragile spreadsheets into a custom Coda environment.
My expertise covers the full operational stack: Resource Planning, Finance, Accounting, and HR/Contract Management. I don't just build docs; I write the complex formulas and structure the data so your team doesn't have to worry about the mechanics.
I partner with everything from small, ambitious teams to major players. My goal is to build a long-term solution that scales with you. Reach out with your scope and timeline, and let's see how we can structure your workspace better.
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Clients working with me benefit from these templates. I reuse elements we need in your project and only count the time that takes.
Clients
I work mainly for companies in Belgium and in the Netherlands and for a few USA clients. One of my clients recently wrote:
Your work was instrumental in getting the company through an important period of growth, so thank you for that!
And I’ll be sure to come to you with future coda projects for other clients (and possibly us ourselves) as they come up!
While an other client an a different industry shared:
Wow, this is fantastic...your coda coding is truly remarkable. Although I cannot comprehend exactly what it is and how to deploy, understanding a virtual index seem like a key ingredient into what I'm trying to accomplish.
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