MAXIME JEAN — PERSONAL SHARING KIT

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## A small update
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A small update: maximejean.com is live.

It’s a home for the things I build: websites, apps and tools with AI. I wanted it to show how I work, but also a bit of who I am. So there’s motion, a few interactive experiments and… quite a lot of Albus.

I’m proud of how it turned out. It feels good to see these ideas become something I can finally share.

If you feel like having a look: https://maximejean.com

SHORT VERSION
My little corner of the web is live. Websites, apps, AI… and a cat who takes up a little too much space. Pretty happy with this one 🙂
https://maximejean.com

VISUAL: Existing artwork, ready to attach. Another option: an actual screenshot of your homepage.
OPTIONAL CONVERSATION STARTER: What little detail caught your eye first?


## The four-legged colleague
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It was probably inevitable that Albus would end up in something I built.

My Maine Coon now has a 3D version of himself, a role in our videos and a place in the little game on my site. He also inspired the concept for my AI assistant.

The real Albus mostly continues to supervise in his own way.

I like that this project feels personal. There’s room to build serious things and still have a little fun with them.

SHORT VERSION
I gave my cat a role on my website. Then a 3D version. Then a game. I think Albus is a co-owner now.

VISUAL: Introduce this as the 3D version of Albus. For an even more personal post, add a photo of the real Albus yourself.
OPTIONAL CONVERSATION STARTER: What job would your pet have on your team?


## The details that make me smile
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One of my favourite parts of a project is when the little details start working together.

On my site, fabric responds to movement, letters scatter and Albus goes about his business on a skateboard. None of that is essential to explaining what I do. But it says quite a lot about why I enjoy creating things.

It needs to be useful. I also like when it makes someone stay for a few extra seconds, just to try something.

SHORT VERSION
The fabric moves, the letters scatter and my cat rides a skateboard. Yes, it’s a professional website. Yes, I had fun making it.

VISUAL: Ready-to-attach artwork. Or record 8–12 seconds of the interactive fabric with a slow cursor movement.
OPTIONAL CONVERSATION STARTER: Are you the kind of person who clicks on all the little details?


## How I work with AI
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AI has become a real part of how I work. It helps me explore ideas, write code and make progress on different parts of a project.

My role is still to choose the direction, check the work and decide whether it actually solves the problem. Something can be impressive without being the right solution.

That’s the combination I’m trying to show on maximejean.com: new tools, lots of possibilities and someone taking the time to make the decisions.

I really enjoy building this way.

SHORT VERSION
AI helps me explore and build. I keep the direction and the review. That combination makes me want to keep creating.

VISUAL: This is an illustration. A real photo of you at work would feel even more personal. Take it without private documents on screen.
OPTIONAL CONVERSATION STARTER: Have you found an AI use that genuinely helps in your day-to-day work?


## A little film to share
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I wanted to share the world around this project in something other than a screenshot. So we made a little film.

There’s Albus, a bit of humour and the idea of making things feel less complicated. That’s pretty close to the spirit I wanted for the whole project.

Sharing it here because I’m happy with what we made. The cat seems fairly pleased too.

SHORT VERSION
37 seconds in the world I’m building. A little web, a little AI, a lot of Albus. Happy to share this one.

VISUAL: An image from the studio’s visual world, without a sales headline. The 37-second film below contains advertising copy: introduce it as a piece of creative work you’re proud of.
OPTIONAL CONVERSATION STARTER: Which moment in the film did you like most?


## Starting with a real need
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The things I like building are often quite simple to explain: somewhere to find the right information, one less step or a tool that saves someone from repeating the same task.

It might be a website, an app or an automation. The technology changes, but I like starting with a concrete question: what would actually make life easier for the person using it?

I’ve put a few examples of my work together on the site. It’s nice to step back and see what connects the different projects.
https://maximejean.com/#work

SHORT VERSION
A good tool can be simple: find the information, remove a step, save someone a repetitive task. Those are the things I like building.

VISUAL: An in-house project with example data. For a carousel: the tool, the need it addresses, then one detail from the build.
OPTIONAL CONVERSATION STARTER: What small repetitive task would you happily make disappear?


## In both languages
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One detail that mattered to me: being able to share the site in both English and French.

I like the idea of showing what I do to people across North America without language being the first barrier.

Both versions are now live, and the videos have English and French versions too. It’s the kind of detail that takes some attention, but I’m glad I took the time to do it.
https://maximejean.com

SHORT VERSION
The site speaks English and French. The videos do too. Albus remains bilingual in judgmental looks.
https://maximejean.com

VISUAL: Existing artwork, ready to attach. Another option: an actual screenshot of your homepage.
OPTIONAL CONVERSATION STARTER: Do you usually browse in English or French?


## A moment to appreciate it
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I find it easier to share what I want to improve than what I’ve already finished.

So today I’m taking a minute to be happy with this project. I have a site that brings together my ideas, how I work and the things I enjoy building.

There’s always something left to refine. That doesn’t mean I can’t appreciate the progress and share what’s here.

Anyway. That’s my little proud moment for today. 🙂

SHORT VERSION
There’s always another detail to improve. Today I’m still taking a minute to be proud of what I’ve built.

VISUAL: This is an illustration. A real photo of you at work would feel even more personal. Take it without private documents on screen.
OPTIONAL CONVERSATION STARTER: Have you finished something recently that you’re happy with?


## A slightly less serious side
Instagram · Facebook

I could have made a very sensible website.

Instead, there’s a cat with a controller, letters you can scatter and a few details that reward curiosity.

It doesn’t change how seriously I take the work. It just feels a little more like the person behind it.

If you enjoy exploring the little corners of a website, there should be enough to keep you busy.

SHORT VERSION
A slightly less sensible website, featuring a slightly over-involved cat. I like leaving a little room for personality in the work.

VISUAL: A small existing visual. Keep its native size; for a full-screen post, a recording of the game will work better.
OPTIONAL CONVERSATION STARTER: Found a surprise on the site? Keep the secret, or leave a small hint.


## By the way, this is what I do
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For anyone wondering what I’m building these days: websites, apps and tools with AI.

I like taking an idea that’s still a little fuzzy and turning it into something people can use. Sometimes it’s very visual; sometimes it’s a quiet tool that makes the working day easier.

I finally have a place to show it all. Leaving the link here simply so you know it exists.
https://maximejean.com

And if you’re curious, I’m always happy to talk about it.

SHORT VERSION
By the way: I build websites, apps and AI tools. I’ve put them together here, if you’re curious.
https://maximejean.com

VISUAL: Existing artwork, ready to attach. Another option: an actual screenshot of your homepage.
OPTIONAL CONVERSATION STARTER: No question needed for this one. Just leave the door open.


## STORY — A little tour
1. I have a little something to show you.
Visual: An actual screenshot of the homepage.

2. I put a bit of myself into this.
And quite a lot of Albus.
Visual: The 3D Albus portrait, or a real photo of him.

3. Pretty proud of what it’s becoming.
maximejean.com
Visual: A slow screen recording of the site. Add a link to the English version.


## STORY — Today’s colleague
1. This is my colleague.
Visual: A photo of the real Albus, taken by you.

2. This is his work persona.
Visual: The 3D Albus portrait from the visuals below.

3. He clearly negotiated the best role.
Visual: A clip of the game. Optional question: “What kind of colleague would your pet be?”


## STORY — A detail I like
1. This little detail makes me smile.
Visual: 8–12 seconds of the fabric responding to your cursor.

2. Not essential.
Very me, though.
Visual: A recording of the word BUILD scattering.

3. I like when a website makes you want to explore.
Visual: A clear view of the site. Add a link if you feel like it.


## STORY — From an idea to something real
1. At first: an idea that’s still a little fuzzy.
Visual: A sketch you actually used, or simple text on a plain background.

2. Then the pieces start working together.
Visual: A screen recording of the section explaining how you work.

3. And one day, you get to share it.
Visual: A screenshot of the result. Add “Happy to show you this” if it sounds like you.


## Personal bio · short
I build websites, apps and AI tools. Albus supervises. maximejean.com


## Professional bio · simple
Building websites, apps and AI tools. I like turning ideas into useful things. English / Français. maximejean.com


## Replying to a compliment
Thank you! That means a lot. I put a lot of care into it, so I’m glad that comes through.


## “Did you make this?”
Yes! I built the site with help from AI tools and agents. I handle the direction, the decisions and the review. Albus handles taking up space.


## “What do you do exactly?”
Websites, apps and AI tools. I like starting with a concrete need and building something that makes it simpler. The site has a few examples of my work.


## When someone mentions an idea
That sounds interesting! Which part would you like to make easier? Happy to talk about it.


## When someone asks for the link
Here it is 🙂 https://maximejean.com — there’s a French version too.


## A thank-you after the first responses · use once they arrive
Thanks to everyone who took a look and left me a note. It feels good to share something I’ve put care into building.


## To begin
Pick “A small update”. One site image is enough. Leave a few days for conversation in the comments.


## A few days later
Share Albus or a short story. Keep it personal; the link doesn’t need to appear everywhere.


## The following week
Show one creative detail or how you work with AI. One idea per post is plenty.


## Whenever it feels right
Share the film, a new example or a real bit of progress. This kit is a bank of ideas, not ten posts to publish in a row.


VISUALS AND VIDEOS

The site’s visual world: https://maximejean.com/media/satin-hero-1536-v1.webp
Alt text: Orange satin artwork on a dark background from Maxime Jean’s website.

Albus in 3D: https://maximejean.com/media/albus-actor-1920-v1.webp
Alt text: 3D portrait of Albus, a silver-grey Maine Coon with golden eyes.

A creative detail: https://maximejean.com/media/studio-knot-1600-v1.webp
Alt text: Loop-shaped ivory and orange satin sculpture.

Behind the build: https://maximejean.com/media/studio-cursor-1280-v1.webp
Alt text: Studio artwork featuring a cursor.

A cover without a slogan: https://maximejean.com/media/identity-poster-1280-v1.webp
Alt text: Orange satin arranged in a spiral, without text.

Something concrete: https://maximejean.com/media/work-tradekit-960-v1.webp
Alt text: Preview of the TradeKit Vault profitability dashboard with example data.

Albus at the controls: https://maximejean.com/media/albus-player-480-v1.webp
Alt text: Illustration of Albus holding a game controller.

Videos: https://maximejean.com/campaigns#videos

Suggested personal photos and screen recordings are for you to take. Supplied images are studio artwork and labelled examples.
