
Your project won't
manage itself.
Good news: managing other people's projects is literally what we've done for a decade.
Based in France, working remotely across Europe.
Things we do
(pretty well, honestly).
Whether your project is a blank slate or a full-on dumpster fire, we've seen both, and we packed for both.
Things we shipped.
A few projects that actually made it to production. Each one with its own story (some weirder than others).
- Game · WebGL · BackendIncident ReportAn isometric investigation game you play straight in the browser. One room, seven office objects, one of them charged: cross the case files with the inventory sheets, declare at the terminal, contain. A Go leaderboard keeps the best run of every agent.Unity 6URPWebGLGoPostgreSQLGitLab CI/CDDockerTraefik10 minto contain as many rooms as you can
- File sharing · Go · InfrastructureSecure UploadSend a heavy file without handing it to a third party. Upload behind a token, get a public link and a generated password, and the file deletes itself when it expires.GochiScaleway Object StorageTerraformGitLab CI/CDDockerTraefik1 day / 1 weekexpiry, your call
- 2026iOS app · Backend · DesignMedjatTrack the TV shows you watch: what you have seen, what airs next, one tap per episode. Offline-first so marking an episode never waits for the network. The backend is live; the app is waiting on our Apple Developer account to reach the App Store.Swift 6SwiftUIiOS 26GochiPostgreSQLTMDBGitLab CI/CDiOSawaiting our Apple Dev account
- More work, fewer words.The full portfolio: websites, DevOps, branding, and a few experiments that didn't make this carousel.Visit loicbogacz.fr
Like an agency
with no corporate bullshit.
Pathfinder IT is built around a simple idea: tech shouldn't be a black box your team is afraid to open. We work alongside you, explaining decisions, flagging risks early, and making sure nothing important falls through the cracks between "the meeting" and "the launch".
Whether you need someone to take the wheel on a full project or just untangle a mess that's been quietly growing since 2019, we've probably seen worse. And we know the way out.
Don't suffer in silence.
Got a project going sideways? A server that "should be fine"? A site last updated in 2014? Tell us everything. We don't judge (we've shipped worse).
