A whole engineering team in one person: design through deployment, no handoff to lose detail in. Here's what I build, how I work, and the ways we can engage.
Dashboards, client portals, booking systems, internal tools: software built around how you actually operate, not how an off-the-shelf product wishes you did.
Ideal for: a business outgrowing spreadsheets, manual ops, or a tool that nearly fits.
Assistants that answer 24/7, agents that kill repetitive work, retrieval over your own documents, built with the guardrails that keep them useful once real users arrive.
Ideal for: teams who want AI that holds up in production, not a demo that breaks in week two.
CRM, payments, email, calendars and the spreadsheet everything secretly runs on, wired into one connected system that updates itself instead of someone re-typing it.
Ideal for: tool sprawl, double data entry, and systems that don't talk to each other.
Find what's slow, what's hurting rankings and what's quietly killing conversions, then fix it, with before-and-after numbers rather than vibes.
Ideal for: a site that loads slowly, ranks poorly, or loses people at the last step.
A developer on call who already knows your codebase. Updates, monitoring, and a steady stream of small improvements that compound, instead of a product that quietly rots.
Ideal for: a live product that needs care, not a contractor who vanishes at launch.
Strategy, design, front end, back end, deployment: one head holding the whole picture. Nothing gets lost in a handoff because there isn't one.
You get one number before we start, agreed after discovery. No ticking meter, no surprise invoice. The risk of scope is mine to manage, not yours.
I push to your repository from the first commit. No black box, no hostage situation. You can see progress daily, and you own everything throughout.
Written end-of-day updates instead of standup theatre. You stay fully in the loop without your calendar filling up with meetings about the work.
I read and answer every email myself, usually same-day. You're talking to the person doing the work, never an account manager relaying a message.
Fallbacks, retries, monitoring, the unglamorous plumbing. The boring work that decides whether a demo survives contact with real users.
A defined build with a fixed scope and a fixed price, agreed after a short paid discovery. The default for anything from a new app to a focused feature.
Best when you know roughly what you need and want a clear cost and timeline.
A focused week or two aimed at one concrete outcome: a prototype, an AI proof-of-concept, an audit with fixes. Fast, fixed, and low-commitment.
Best when you want to test an idea or unblock something specific, quickly.
An ongoing arrangement with agreed response times and a monthly block of work: a developer on call who already knows your codebase inside out.
Best when you have a live product that needs steady care and improvement.
“Excellent is the only word for his skill set. He did everything I wanted, fast, and went beyond what I expected. I was so impressed I doubled the rate I'd budgeted for the project.”
Describe the business and the problem nagging you. I'll reply within a day with first thoughts and whether a project, sprint or retainer fits best.