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Studio · Toulouse, France

A small studio that owns what it ships.

Tech Liberty designs, builds and runs its own software. Small on purpose, and accountable for what it ships.

What we're about

Built to stay small.

Tech Liberty is a software studio set on doing web and product work well. We build robust, flexible software — SaaS and websites — for real needs, grounded in solid networking and DevOps experience rather than in buzzwords.

We also work with recognized experts in their own fields. Together we form a cooperative of independents: a way to move past the limits of working alone, while each of us stays close to the craft.

Where it comes from

Tech Liberty was founded in 2021 in Toulouse by Valentin Noel. It began with one product, LibertyTalk, and grew into the studio behind the products that follow.

Founded

2021, Toulouse

How we work

Three steps, in order. We don't skip the first one.

  1. Listen

    We start with the problem and the people who have it — before a single screen is drawn.

  2. Build

    Design, code and infrastructure stay in the same hands. Small increments, reviewed, shipped when they are ready.

  3. Operate

    We run what we build: hosting, backups, monitoring and updates are part of the job, not an afterthought.

What we know

Four things we do ourselves, on every product we ship.

Design (UX/UI)

Design systems and interfaces drawn for visual consistency and a clear identity.

Web development

Functional, scalable, high-performing websites and SaaS, built to last.

DevOps

Networking and infrastructure as code, run and monitored for steady performance.

SEO

Sites built to be found: performance and search visibility, together.

Who's behind it

A small team — and partners who join when a product needs them.

Valentin Noel

Founder

Founded Tech Liberty in 2021. Works across design, code and operations.

The studio runs as a cooperative of independents: partners join when a product needs them.

Want to work with us?

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