Software Developer (Low-Code) — Stratpoint
OutSystems for client delivery. Scaffolding as product.
OutSystems · AgileSpecs, not slogans. Five capabilities, each with the actual tools behind them.
I map the real process, then design conditional routers with retries, idempotency and human fallback — every path has a next step and clear logs/alerts. You get deterministic flows that don’t leak and follow-up that happens without babysitting.
I build funnels natively in GoHighLevel — and when you need more customisability, I build custom with code (JS/HTML/CSS). You get a choice on preference, not a limit on what’s possible — either way, fast, mobile-first, and logged.
I use agentic tools to hasten automation builds and make them foolproof — generating and verifying every path before handoff so no unintended error or leak slips through. You get more reliable, repeatable builds in less time.
I integrate apps natively in GoHighLevel where available — and when not, I wire APIs and webhooks (as long as they’re available) to connect them. I’m also familiar with Make, Zapier and n8n, but GHL is my main. You get a single synced stack without glue-code, with a logged audit.
I work with low-code/no-code, but I can understand and implement coding — grounded in my frontend background with JS, HTML and CSS. You get builds that stay clean, tweakable and maintainable, not locked-in.
Working through the GHL course — this list grows as I finish modules. Proof from my own builds below.
Low-code roots, frontend craft, integration obsession.
OutSystems for client delivery. Scaffolding as product.
OutSystems · AgileCrowdsourcing platform — TypeScript + Next.js.
TypeScript · Next.jsInterbranch POS — React, real ops.
React · JavaScriptPolytechnic University of the Philippines.
Manila · PH1. Map the real flow. 2. Build happy path + human fallback. 3. Log to Sheets, alert to Slack, leave a Loom.
Tell me the flow eating your week — I’ll map it and ship the first automation in days.
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No-code systems and GHL funnels that don't leak. Logged, routed, documented.