AviCloud

Portfolio

A selection of private client work and public open-source products showing how AviCloud explores problems, builds practical solutions and improves them over time.

La Dame du Lac
Website

La Dame du Lac

Multilingual website for a Geneva-based cultural association dedicated to opera, musical theatre and artistic collaborations, supported by ongoing hosting, email and technical services.

LeporiLegal
Website

LeporiLegal

Professional website for an independent Swiss jurist presenting legal services, areas of expertise, professional experience and consultation options, with ongoing hosting and maintenance.

PasteGuard (CH)
Web application

PasteGuard (CH)

Local-first copy-paste protection tool that detects and redacts sensitive data such as API keys, tokens and possible passwords before it is pasted into AI chats, ticketing systems or other external tools.

Azure DevOps Service Starter
Cloud & DevOps

Azure DevOps Service Starter

A starter setup that helps teams adopt Azure DevOps with sensible defaults and clear documentation.

PlantsImpact
Full stack mobile application

PlantsImpact

FHNW project focused on user-centered product discovery, sustainability communication and structured product validation.

Druus-cho
Prototype / Innosuisse project

Druus-cho

Prototype developed during an Innosuisse course to explore a platform connecting verified university students with local people and families needing support.

Open source

Open source at AviCloud

Alongside private client work, we initiate and maintain practical open-source tools for reading, development, privacy and digital collaboration. Publication is always a separate decision.

ReadBooster
Open-source browser extension

ReadBooster

ReadBooster began with a simple problem: long AI conversations are difficult to read and revisit. It became an open-source browser extension for document-style reading, navigation, annotations, tables, code and printing.

pwdNote
Open-source developer tool

pwdNote

Encrypted, project-local notes for the terminal. Local-first, encrypted by default and designed to keep private working context close to the code.