I run six software products. I can fix yours.

A hand holding a spirit level on a drilled aluminium test arm, with servo wires behind it

I'm Dave. CapraWorks is my small software studio in France. I fix email, WordPress and the tools your business runs on, all in writing, and I never need your passwords.

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Levelling a servo test arm by hand, September 2026. This frame comes from the bench's own camera.

Bring me the thing that stopped working.

There are no client reviews yet. I practised these repairs on my own test systems, with faults I planted.

Everything stays in writing. You give me delegated access, never a password. The work is AI-assisted, and I review it.

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Your emails land in spam.I diagnose SPF, DKIM and DMARC, then guide you through the fix.
Your WordPress or WooCommerce site broke.Repairs to the site you already have.
Your tools stopped talking to each other.GoHighLevel, HubSpot, Klaviyo with Shopify, Twilio, Zapier and Make.
Your AI-built app needs rescuing.Repairs for apps made with AI tools.
A task you repeat by hand every week.Tell me what you do today and which tools you use. See an automation built for my own product

NobelCV

A CV builder with live editing, AI tailoring, 16 templates and 9 languages.

Shown here with its built-in sample CV.

Open NobelCV

JuntoPlan

Weekly meal planning with real supermarket prices, each with its source and age.

Open JuntoPlan

Four more, also running.

CapraDesk: Helpdesk for small ops teams, with AI triage on every plan.
CapraDomains: Domain portfolio manager.
CapraBrand: Client content in each client's voice, for agencies.
CapraLens: Cookie-free web analytics.

Paused or still in research

RedCapra: Paused, with no new accounts. Its Agent Scan still runs free in your browser.
Passeur: Paused. Real-time voice translation on ordinary phone calls.
QuantCapra: Quant trading research. Nothing on sale.
CapraMorph: Robot-learning research on low-cost arms.

What I've learned by breaking things on purpose.

These came from my own test systems, not client work. It's the detail that gets a problem fixed.

WooCommerce 11.2

A failing webhook turns itself off after 7 misses, and tells nobody.

Customers keep ordering while your CRM stops hearing about them. Fixing the connection doesn't resend the missed orders, so they have to be sent again.

GoHighLevel

A later text can remove the tag that records an opt-out.

The contact upsert replaces a contact's tags. Someone says STOP, then texts again, and an automation treats them as a lead. The fix keeps existing tags when adding new ones.

WordPress

A form that won't send can have two faults stacked.

On my test site, fixing the sender changed the error but not the result. It needed a real mail route too.

GA4

Google's validator passed currency `"EURO"` and an empty order number.

A clean result shows the data has the right shape, not that it's right. Your own checks have to catch the rest.

You'd deal with me.

CapraWorks is me, David Dias Marques, and one teammate.

I use two in-house systems. Forge is an AI-assisted build pipeline. Ember is an AI operations agent that monitors and audits my other products.

Day to day I work in Next.js, Supabase, Vercel, Stripe and Cloudflare.

Two weight plates, a spirit level, a small driver board and a servo on a white bench — The same bench: weight plates, a level, a driver board and a servo.

Impossible is improbable until made obvious.

Dave Dias Marques, founder

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