Development
What Eric Builds As A Developer
Applications with a backend behind them, not pages with a contact form. Authentication, a database, payments, webhooks, and the server routes that hold the whole thing together.
The fastest way to judge any of this is to open the things themselves. Every artifact linked on this page is live right now. There is a index of twelve live builds if you want the wide view first.
If this is your problem
- I need a custom internal tool because nothing off the shelf fits.
- I want to sell a digital product and have access granted automatically.
- I need someone who can take an AI idea and turn it into something people can actually use.
- I want people to walk through a space or a collection without being there.
Web Application Development
Next.js applications with a real backend behind them. Supabase for auth and data, server routes for anything that touches a secret, and a deploy pipeline on Vercel. The work covers the unglamorous parts: session handling, webhook signature verification, service-role writes kept off the client, and the routes that let one property call another safely.
- Next.js
- React
- TypeScript
- Supabase
- Vercel
- PostgreSQL
What is actually true
- LinkPayHub is a live Next.js application using Supabase for auth and data and Stripe for checkout, with more than twenty server routes.
- ericvegas.com itself is a Next.js application whose booking form posts to a separate application on another domain.
Payments And Product Distribution
Selling a digital product end to end is a chain where every link is a place to fail. Checkout session, webhook, signature check, record the purchase, grant access, deliver. Eric has built this chain across three payment providers and ships products through it.
- Stripe
- Gumroad
- Lemon Squeezy
- Webhooks
- Entitlements
What is actually true
- Remote Claude is publicly for sale, with a product page and a storefront listing under the seller name eric vegas.
- Checkout, webhook and access-granting routes exist in the source of the application that serves them.
3D And Interactive Web
A walkthrough gallery built in three.js: original works hung in a room a visitor navigates, with wall labels, a title wall and a second room through a doorway. No app to install, no headset, it runs in the browser on a phone.
- three.js
- WebGL
- React
What is actually true
- A walkthrough 3D exhibition built by Eric is live and publicly reachable at ericvegas.com/gallery.
- It is real three.js geometry rendered through WebGL, not a panorama, and it runs in a phone browser with nothing to install.
Documented projects
- Entity Auditor
A product that reads a website the way a machine reads it and reports what can actually be established about the business behind it.
- A Gallery You Walk Through In A Browser
A three-dimensional exhibition room you move around in a phone browser, with work on the walls, labels beside it and a second room through a doorway.
- LinkPayHub
A payment and product link hub, and the backend that several of Eric's other properties quietly run on.
- Remote Claude
A product that lets you drive a Mac development environment from an iPhone by text and voice. Written, designed, built and sold end to end by one person.
- MyVirtualOps
A product for owner-operators that tracks every service a business runs on: what it costs, when it renews, who owns the account, and what breaks if it lapses.
- EricVegas.com Identity And Evidence Infrastructure
Rebuilding ericvegas.com as the canonical, machine-readable first-party source for the identity Eric Vegas, and measuring whether retrieval systems respond over 30 days.
Next step
If you have something that needs building, the useful first message is what the thing has to do and what it has to talk to.
Send a message, or call +1-702-580-2997.