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EXEIO CORP. Bordeaux, France Taste × software

Taste, made executable.

Taste has never shipped — it lived in a person, present in the room or missing from the product. A model can carry a builder’s judgement, so taste finally sits inside the software instead of beside it.

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Discipline
Taste × software
Structure
One person, end to end
Atelier
Bordeaux, France
In progress
Dripmax — in development
01 Products One build in progress
Dripmax app icon

In development

  • iOS
  • React Native
  • Google Gemini
  • Firebase

Dripmax

Your outfit, scored against a point of view.

Upload a full-length photo. Dripmax returns a 0–100 drip score across four style axes, a named style archetype, and a coaching report that tells you exactly what to fix — in under fifteen seconds. Not a filter, not a mood board: a position on what good looks like, written into the software and handed back as a verdict.

Drip score
0–100
Style axes
04
Archetype
Named
Verdict in
<15s

Next up

The next product is still in the sketching phase. New builds land on GitHub before they land anywhere else — nothing here is announced as live before it is.

02 The studio Independent

Not an agency. A point of view.

I’m an independent developer and the founder of EXEIO CORP. I build consumer AI-native apps on my own — from the idea, through the code, to the day they go live — and every judgement in between is mine to make.

I don’t sell services to companies and I don’t work from briefs. I make products I want to use myself, and that other people want to use too. What to build, what to cut, what counts as good: those are judgements. A judgement can’t be delegated to a committee — but it can be written into the product.

03 The practice Three rules

The way I build

  • 01

    Solo, end to end

    I design, code, deploy and iterate on my own. One judgement runs the whole product — no sign-off chains, no telephone game between a brief and a build.

  • 02

    AI-native from the first commit

    A point of view can’t be retrofitted, so the model goes in the architecture from the first commit. That is what lets the product carry my judgement instead of waiting on whoever is in the room. Remove the model and the product should stop being itself.

  • 03

    Ship, then sharpen

    A position on what is good gets sharper against real use, not against a spec document. I’d rather release an imperfect v1 and cut it down in public.

04 Contact Bordeaux, FR

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The code, the work in progress and the next launches all show up on GitHub first.