A website that brings you enquiries.
A tool that gives you back your time.

For freelancers and small businesses. Price agreed before we start, one person to talk to, delivered in your name.

Nicolas Rousselin, independent web developer, fully remote. Fast reply.

Being visible

A website that presents your business and receives enquiries.

from€490

See in detail, Atelier LisièreTry Atelier Lisière

Atelier Lisière, a landscaper’s website
Selling or booking

Seats, slots or products booked online, without a single message.

from€790

See in detail, TransversaleTry Transversale

Transversale, train booking
Saving time

Your figures gathered, filtered, readable, with no re-typing.

from€790

See in detail, PulseTry Pulse

And the assistants: sourced answers from your documents, quotes in a few fields, sorted e-mails. Watch the assistants film, 24 s

Pulse, dashboard
An app

Your clients’ app, in their pocket, in your image.

onquote

See in detail, CadenceTry Cadence

Cadence, coaching app
The thread, 40 seconds

Five needs, five demonstrations. The film starts on its own, the sound is yours.

00:00
Read the film description

00:00 — Online shop. “I’d like to sell online” is typed, then the thread leaves the cursor and draws the Maison Ondée shop: the “Hydrate” filter keeps 4 products out of 7, the cards rearrange and the Nuage Cream goes into the basket. “A shop that sells.”

00:10 — Online booking. “…take bookings”: on Transversale, seat 5A is picked on the coach map and the journey summary updates. “Bookings, no back-and-forth.”

00:16 — Business website. “…show my work”: on the Atelier Lisière garden plan, the “Planted pond” zone opens and the “Wooden footbridge” option updates the estimate. “A site that shows your work.”

00:22 — Dashboard. “…finally see my numbers”: in Pulse, one click on “Coffee beans” recalculates the indicators and redraws the curve. “Your numbers, at a glance.”

00:28 — Custom assistant. “…answer without searching”: in the assistants workspace, the question “How much notice is needed to terminate the Café Bascule contract?” gets an answer that cites the contract passage, highlighted in the document. “Answers with their source.”

00:34 — What if we built it? The camera pulls back on the five demos, held by the same thread. The thread draws a ring, the Tramevia T spins into it, then contact@tramevia.com.

Fictional demos and data. Original music, muted by default.

Ten services, a starting price for each

A precise quote before we start.

The rest is settled together, quickly. VAT not applicable (French article 293 B).

You are a fitness coach, a craftsperson, a landscaper, a holiday cottage, a beauty salon, a bakery? A page describes what the website does for your trade, with its examples and prices. And to watch your website come together before your eyes: your website in 30 seconds.

One method, four steps

One person to talk to, from start to follow-up.

  1. You describe your need.

    Your business, what already exists, the result you expect, mostly in writing.

  2. You receive a precise frame.

    A quote with the deliverables, the price, the steps, the schedule and the limits of the assignment.

  3. You follow the work.

    Previews at the agreed stages; every new request is framed before continuing.

  4. You leave with something concrete.

    The deliverables checked, the files or code handed over, the explanations to get started.

Portrait of Nicolas Rousselin, in black and white
Nicolas Rousselin

The one who designs is the one who replies.

An independent web developer, I work fully remotely with freelancers and small businesses, in France and abroad, in French or in written English. I created Olvyra in 2026; Tramevia puts that practice at the service of other businesses.

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Tramevia is a business founded in 2026. Client feedback will be published here with their consent.

The right questions

Clear answers, even if your project is not defined yet.

My idea is still vague. Where do I start?

Describe what you do today, what holds you back and what you would like to achieve. One concrete example is enough to open the conversation. The scope is refined afterwards, before the quote.

How are the price and the timeline defined?

Based on the expected result, the features, the available content and the tools to connect. The proposal states the deliverables, the steps, the limits and any third-party service costs. Price and schedule are agreed before the start.

Can an existing website or tool be improved?

Yes: an interface to clarify, a bug to fix or a task to automate can be handled as a targeted intervention. The existing work is studied first to check feasibility and define the useful changes.

How do communication and delivery work?

Mostly by email, with stages to validate. Files, code, handover explanations and any follow-up arrangements are defined in the proposal, depending on the assignment.

Fast reply

Shall we make it

Describe your need in a few lines: your business, what already exists, what you want to achieve. I reply with the service that fits.

contact@tramevia.com

Book a 20-minute call

Nicolas Rousselin, independent web developer, fully remote. Fast reply.