A one-person product team
A product team the size of one person.
I'm Vincent. I build small software products that do one thing well, then write down everything I learn — the wins, the dead ends, the real numbers — every week in L'Établi.
no team, no funding, no five-year plan
Small is the point.
tiny-corp has no investors to please, no growth targets, no quarterly roadmap. Just software I'd actually want to use, built carefully and kept simple. Small means I answer my own support emails, ship a fix the same day, and say no to features that don't earn their place. The products stay sharp because the company stays small.
Built by the person who answers your email.
No support tier between you and the maker.
One thing, done well.
Every product earns its scope. Nothing bloated, nothing bolted on.
Here for the long run.
No exit to plan for, so the tools stick around.
What I've shipped.
Three products in the wild — two paid SaaS I build as a partner, and a free, open-source tool I just shipped.
Edko
Quality management for training organizations.
Turns scattered feedback into measurable impact and Qualiopi-ready reports — surveys, automated follow-ups, action plans. Used by 100+ training organizations.
edko.io →BuildtrackR
Site scheduling for construction pros.
Every project on one screen, every conflict caught before it costs you. Plan the work, keep the whole crew in sync, ship the job on time.
buildtrackr.fr →Cockpit
One ranked view of what needs you right now.
Pulls your scattered tools — mail, chat, tasks, git — into a single self-contained dashboard, ranked by what actually demands you. Built as a Claude skill.
View on GitHub →The whole build, in the open.
L'Établi is my weekly logbook: the real story of building and running small software, solo. Product calls, pricing experiments, the numbers behind each product, and the mistakes I'd rather you skip.
- What I shipped this week, and what broke
- Honest numbers — revenue, churn, what's actually working
- The tools and AI workflows that keep one person shipping
Free. Weekly-ish. Unsubscribe in one click.
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New products, honest numbers, and what it actually takes to run software solo. Every week, free.
see you at the bench