We design and build modern websites, web applications, and digital products — directly with the person writing the code.
The builder
I like building things.
RMN Labs is an independent development practice I built around one simple idea: I like building things.
I started with websites and interfaces. Then dashboards. Then commercial products. Then full-stack applications where making the interface work was only the beginning.
I kept building. The projects became more complex. Eventually I created RMN Labs as the place where I build products with people.
rmn-labs / product
How I got here
From interfaces to systems.
01
It started with the front end.
React · Responsive interfaces · Design systems · Complex UI
02
Then the interface needed somewhere to go.
APIs · Authentication · Databases · Payments · Business logic
03
Eventually, the hard part wasn't the screen.
Multi-tenancy · Architecture · Infrastructure · Integrations · Administration
04
So I built a place for all of it.
Direct ownership · Full-stack delivery · Products that ship
Work
These are products I built — not mockups of what a project could be.
E-commerce
An e-commerce platform built from storefront to administration.
I built this.
Storefront, variants, cart, checkout with Stripe and PayPal, and the admin that runs the shop. From interface to system.
lunovaire.app
lunovaire.app
Restaurant management SaaS
From restaurant operations to ordering, reservations, and administration.
This is what it became.
A multi-tenant restaurant SaaS. Live, and approved for sale on CodeCanyon.
zestify.app
zestify.app
The years before
I've been building things for years. RMN Labs is where I decided to bring that experience together.
4+
years building for the web
30+
commercial templates shipped
2
Editor's Choice awards for an admin dashboard
26+
freelance projects, internationally
The stack under the screen
This started as an interface. Then it needed an API. Then a database. Then authentication. A real product is layers.
What lives in there
How I think
We don't think a website is finished when it looks good.
Technology is the tool, not the product.
Websites
Marketing sites, landing pages, and company websites.
Interfaces
Dashboards, internal tools, and complex web interfaces.
Web applications
Custom full-stack applications around real business requirements.
SaaS
Multi-user and multi-tenant products with real business logic.
E-commerce
Storefronts, commerce workflows, and management systems.
APIs & integrations
Backend APIs, payments, and third-party integrations.
Modernization
Taking difficult legacy applications into a modern stack.
Performance
Frontend optimization and real-world performance improvements.
These are tools, not the product.
Also
Tools change. The goal doesn't.
Direct ownership
You talk directly to the developer.
The person on the other side of the email is the person who will write the code.
The person who understands the problem makes the technical decisions.
Nothing gets handed to a stranger between the conversation and the architecture.
The person writing the code ships the product.
From the first commit to launch, ownership stays in one place.
The distance between idea and implementation stays small.
No salesperson, no project manager, no chain of translations.
RMN Labs is for:
The common factor isn't company size. It's intent.
You care about building something properly.
01
Figure out what needs to exist and why.
02
Turn the idea into a practical product and a technical direction.
03
Design, develop, integrate, and iterate.
04
Get the thing into the hands of real users.
I'd like to hear about it.
Tell me what you're working on, what you're trying to solve, or even just what you're thinking about.
