Mucuri Valley · Minas Gerais, Brazil
Software developer in the Mucuri Valley
Teófilo Otoni, Carlos Chagas, Nanuque and the region
I'm André Gomes, a full stack developer based in Carlos Chagas. I build web systems, websites and automation for businesses and city governments in the region, meeting in person when it matters and supporting clients from close by.
- projects in the Mucuri Valley
- 12
- in Carlos Chagas
- 7
- in Teófilo Otoni
- 5

Specialties
Based in Carlos Chagas, in the Mucuri Valley, I build custom systems for businesses and city governments across the region, including Governador Valadares.
André Gomes Andrade is a full stack developer based in Carlos Chagas, Minas Gerais, Brazil, and a partner at NexiaLabs. He builds custom web systems, automation, multi tenant platforms and Android apps for businesses and city governments across Vale do Mucuri and the region, with more than 30 systems in production, from clinics and law firms to city governments. Remote work across Brazil.
Custom web systems
For a business or for public sector operations, built from scratch to live.
Automation and integration
Connects systems that don't talk to each other today, no spreadsheet in between.
Multi tenant platforms
Own dashboard and login per account, serving more than one client on the same base.
Published apps
Includes an Android app already published on Google Play, not a portfolio prototype.
Projects in the Mucuri Valley
Systems and websites already running for businesses, clinics, schools and city governments in the region. Each name opens the project page, with the problem, the solution and the technology.
Carlos Chagasbase
7 projects- Duvale ConveniênciaWebsite + ordering app + staff app
- GestFrotaMulti tenant platform
- Hotel Avenida CCHWebsite with hotel management system
- Abiel Gomes NutricionistaProfessional website with an interactive tool
- E.E. Dr. João BeraldoWebsite with admin panel and course platform
- Espaço CrescerLanding page
- Fox Studio HubWebsite with management dashboard · Offline
Teófilo Otoni
5 projectsNanuque and other cities
I serve Nanuque, Águas Formosas, Padre Paraíso and Governador Valadares with in person or video meetings, to the same standard as the projects on this page. Outside the region, work is remote, anywhere in Brazil.
Talk about a projectTechnology in practice
- PHPPHP is the language behind most of the internal systems I build for businesses in the region, from construction site tracking to financial control. It powers the internal system at AMC Engenharia, in Teófilo Otoni, that today unites site checklists, payroll, fleet, and budget in a single platform running every day on real construction sites.
- JavaScriptJavaScript shows up on both sides of every system I deliver, in the interface the user touches and in the engine that processes every request. It's the base of the Node backend behind GestFrota, the fleet and fuel management system built for the Carlos Chagas city government.
- MariaDBMariaDB stores the data from every operation I need to register securely, from a student's tuition to a maintenance history. It's the database behind the gym management system I run in production, handling student registration and monthly payment control.
- AstroAstro delivers pages that load fast because it only ships JavaScript where there's real interaction, and that has a direct effect on local search ranking. It's the base of AMC Engenharia's institutional site, and of this very site you're reading.
- Tailwind CSSTailwind CSS keeps each client's visual identity consistent down to the last pixel, without relying on a loose stylesheet. It's the system used on INOVA Odontologia's site, respecting the graphite and gold palette of the brand across thirteen different pages.
- GSAPGSAP provides the motion that guides the visitor's eye through the page without competing with the content. The entrance animation that opens this site, text and symbol organizing themselves in sequence, was built with this library.
- Artificial IntelligenceArtificial Intelligence is a discipline I teach and apply every day, both in the classroom, at the technical school where I'm a teacher, and when designing automation for a client. Every system I build already starts by asking which repetitive task AI can take on.
- RoboticsRobotics is the other discipline I bring into the classroom, structuring a lab and hands on electronics and programming classes for technical high school students. That direct contact with hardware is what makes me comfortable taking on projects that mix web systems with physical equipment.
- OpenAIOpenAI shows up in my projects as real automated support, not a brochure promise. It's the technology behind the assistant that answers initial questions in the Oliveira e Jesus Advogados law office dashboard before a human takes over the conversation.
- ClaudeClaude, by Anthropic, is the engineering partner I use to build every system I deliver, from architecture to code reviewed line by line. It's what lets me serve clients in fields as different as vehicle forensics and public management with the same standard of quality.
- Data AnalysisData Analysis turns loose numbers into real management decisions. It's what powers the per site financial health dashboard in AMC Engenharia's system, cross referencing checklists, fleet, and payroll to show the margin of each construction site in real time.
How I work
- I understand the real business problem before opening the code editor.
- I design the architecture and lay out the technical path before any line goes to production.
- I build in short cycles, with visible delivery at every stage, not one closed block that only shows up at the end.
- I review and test before any system goes live for real use.
- I publish and stay close during the rollout, because that's where a real system proves itself.
- I keep providing support after launch, because a system without maintenance decays fast, and that's true for a city government just as much as for a small business.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a custom system cost?
The price depends on the size of the problem, so the first conversation is exactly what aligns scope before talking numbers.
Do you only work with clients in the Mucuri Valley?
The base is in Carlos Chagas, but I serve remote clients across all of Brazil — in person work is easier for those in the region.
Do you write the code yourself?
Yes, from the first commit to production support, I'm the one building it, with AI as a productivity tool, never as a substitute for the technical work.
Is it ready made software or fully custom?
Every system is designed around the client's real process, but I reuse architecture pieces already validated in other projects to deliver faster without losing quality.
Do you work with legacy systems, like modernizing something that already exists?
Yes, a good part of recent work is exactly taking an operation that runs on a spreadsheet or a stuck system today and moving it to a platform that can grow.
Is there a software developer in Teófilo Otoni?
Yes. I serve Teófilo Otoni from Carlos Chagas and already have live projects in the city for a clinic, a law firm and a school. The first conversation can be in person or over WhatsApp.
Do you work with businesses and the city government in Nanuque?
Yes. Nanuque is part of the region I serve from Carlos Chagas, with in person meetings when the project calls for it and remote follow up day to day.
What systems have you built in Carlos Chagas?
In Carlos Chagas, where I'm based, I built GestFrota for the city government, the system for E.E. Dr. João Beraldo, the checklist for Duvale Conveniência and websites for a hotel, a clinic and a nutritionist. All of them are in the portfolio with their own page.
A custom system starts with a conversation.
Tell me quickly what you need. The reply comes from a real technical path, not a ready made template.