A little about me

Your developer. A partner in the decisions, too.

I’m Kyle Andes, an independent developer and product builder based in the Philippines.

I design and build websites, Shopify stores, and web applications. I like the part where a vague idea becomes a clear direction, then something people can actually use.

When we work together, you speak directly with the person doing the thinking and the building. I’ll ask questions, explain the trade-offs, and help you make the decisions that move the project forward.

Building my own product changed how I work.

I founded LETPass to help aspiring teachers prepare for their licensure exam. The belief behind it is simple: better teachers can help build better communities.

Running the product means thinking beyond the first release. I work through questions about access, pricing, content quality, and what learners need next. I also deal with the less visible work of keeping an application running.

That experience informs my client work. I want to understand what the website or product needs to do for your business, then make the design and technical choices serve that purpose.

I’m also building LETPass Class, a workspace for teachers managing class records, attendance, and scores. It brings a different kind of problem into focus: helping someone work with the records they already have, one useful task at a time.

See the LETPass case study

Thoughtful about the tools, too.

My work includes Shopify, React, Next.js, TypeScript, and backend integrations. I choose tools around the scope, the people managing the result, and the systems already in place.

View my résumé (opens in a new tab)

What you can expect from me.

Clear conversations.

I explain the reasoning, share work in progress, and flag questions early. You should understand what is being built and why it matters.

Care for the whole thing.

The copy, the mobile experience, the handover, the small interactions. I pay attention to the details that make the finished work useful.

Let’s build something useful

Good things start with a conversation.

A new website, a better store, or an idea worth building. Let’s work out the right next step.