Rafaell Sousa

About

I build systems that keep working when nobody is watching them. Most of what I do is architecture: how the parts of a platform fit together, where the data lives, and what happens when one piece fails at three in the morning. I design the database before the screens, because that is what decides whether a product survives its own growth. Mine went from a handful of rows to two separate Postgres clusters, one for the business and one for the clients' data, with a schema and a role per site so nothing crosses over. Basely is the proof, and you can look at it. I built the whole thing: eight servers, an AI agent that writes each client site inside its own isolated machine, billing metered per model call, mailboxes, domains, payments. Next.js and TypeScript on top, and underneath the part nobody sees until it breaks. I also build autonomous systems with AI. Not a chatbot glued to a form: agents with real tools, the rules enforced by the platform instead of the prompt, and a person kept in the one place where a person is needed. If it can be described, I can make it run by itself. Sites and web apps in Next.js and React, WordPress and PHP when that is the right answer, servers, domains and email for the client's own domain. If you already have something half built or standing still, I take that too. I work in English, Portuguese and Spanish.

Work history

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Where they have workedTold by them

• Founder and full-stack developer

  Basely · 2026 to date

• Freelance web developer

  Own client base (US and Brazil) · 2024 to date

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