Launch a working web application your team can keep building on.
Give customers a way to complete the task your product exists for, from signing up to getting the result they came for. I build the interface, API, data model, and deployment together, with one person responsible for getting the whole workflow into production.
What is getting in the way
Handoffs lose the reasoning
A design goes to a frontend engineer, who queries an API built by someone else, against a schema decided months earlier. The decisions that matter get made three times, by people who cannot see the other two.
The MVP has to survive v2
Built too loosely, it is thrown away in six months. Built too rigidly, it never ships. The judgement is knowing which parts genuinely need to be right the first time.
Nobody owns the boring parts
Auth, billing, migrations, error states, the empty screen a user sees on day one. They are unglamorous and they are most of what makes a product feel finished.
What you gain
Room for the next feature
A data model based on how your business works gives your team a foundation they can extend.
Workflows that hold together
Shared types connect the interface and business logic, catching mismatches before they reach a customer.
Usable with real data
Customers get clear loading, empty, and error states, including on slow connections.
Ready for signups and payments
Authentication and billing are part of the product, so customers can create accounts and pay for access.
A product you can operate
Deployment, monitoring, and rollback give your team a way to see problems and recover from a bad release.
Typical stack
Frontend
- React
- Next.js
- TypeScript
- Tailwind
Backend
- Node
- tRPC
- REST
- Background jobs
Data
- PostgreSQL
- Prisma
- Redis
Infrastructure
- Vercel
- AWS
- Docker
- CI pipelines
From first call to a working result
Know what needs to change
We spend thirty minutes on the result you need and what is blocking it. You leave knowing whether I can help and what the next step is.
Agree on success and cost
Before work starts, you get the outcome, the approach, the price, and the limits in writing. You know what you are paying for and how we will judge the result.
See progress as it happens
Try the work in demos, read the code, and follow a written update every day. You can check that we are solving the right problem while there is still time to adjust.
Keep moving after handover
Your team gets the code, documentation, tests, and a walkthrough so they can run and extend the product themselves.
Questions
Let’s work out your next step.
Bring the problem and the result you need. In thirty minutes, we’ll discuss what is blocking progress and whether this work is the right way forward.
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