Racine - family platform between France and Canada
The challenge
Family tools often split photos, memories, events and messages across consumer platforms that do not respect how families actually transmit context over years.
What I built
Racine is a personal product around family memory and coordination across France and Canada. It explores privacy-first product design, structured archives and simple interaction patterns.
It is less about technical novelty and more about product judgment: making a tool that non-technical relatives can actually keep using.
Key engineering points
Private family-oriented data model instead of a public social network.
Structured memories, events and media around people and relationships.
Simple UX choices for long-term use by non-technical users.
Architecture shaped by privacy, portability and family continuity.
Similar technical risk?
I can help scope the risk, architecture and first deliverable.
A 30-minute first call is enough to see whether I am the right profile for the problem.
A similar challenge?
A system like this one to build? Let's talk.
I take on critical technical work — from scoping to production, no debt or lock-in once it's handed over. Fastest way to see if it fits: a 30-minute call.
I reply within 24h — often sooner.