I help founders move beyond no-code and AI prototypes: web app with customer area, admin area and integrations, on one stack you own. I spent years building with these tools, so I know exactly where they break and how to migrate without starting over.
I help you migrate your MVP, built with no-code or AI tools, to a custom codebase, without losing users or content. And if your site runs on Webflow, it stays: I only rebuild the web app.
Let's talk about your migrationYou have the idea and the business context. I help you turn it into a solid, scalable web app: architecture, design, code, and reliability. Built right the first time, so you're not rebuilding it a year in.
Let's talk about your web appI've worked in the startup world and used many tools, from traditional code to no-code. That means I speak the language of non-technical founders, and I know how to migrate without breaking the rest.
Read my story01.
I've worked with several startups and founded one myself. Over the years I've used both traditional code and no-code tools, so I know both worlds. I move across multiple fronts and keep a 360° view of the product, from development to the business behind it.
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I help non-technical founders turn ideas into a realistic build plan: what to prioritize, what is technically complex, what to simplify, and what needs to happen next.
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I've taken founder products from zero to market. Those platforms now serve hundreds of thousands of users and have raised millions in funding.
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You talk directly with me. Decisions happen fast, with no PM handoffs or message chains.
Customer area, admin area and integrations, built as one connected system. One codebase instead of three subscriptions: no per-action pricing, no glue tools, no scattered logic.
"Within 1-2 calls we knew Nicola was the CTO our company needed. He doesn't just deliver, he actively challenges our briefings and makes the platform better than initially planned."
We start by creating the foundation document for the project: requirements, features, edge cases, tools, and a clear cost outline. This becomes the map for every step after that.
Once you approve the plan, I build the first app mockups. You can see and navigate the product as if it were real, even before every feature is fully built.
I build the features one by one. Whenever a part is ready, I show it in staging so you can test it, review it, and give feedback before we move on.
I handle the final setup, deploy the application, and make sure the code, configuration, and access live in your accounts so the product is yours.
Two ways to work together. Pick the one that fits your project.
You are buying my dedicated time on your project, month by month. It renews like a Netflix subscription, but for your product.
$3,299/month
For building new features, improving existing ones, and evolving the product sprint by sprint.
If you already have an MVP, I review what exists and prepare the plan to migrate it without losing data. If you're starting from scratch, I turn the idea into a real product.
Initial plan (PRD)
$719one-time
If you accept the quote, this fee is credited toward the total project cost.
See a PRD exampleUse them for different moments:
Both start with a free strategy call. After a Fixed Price launch, you can move to Subscription for ongoing work.
The initial plan (PRD) reduces risk before a Fixed Price build. It costs $719, takes about one week with 2-3 calls, and is used both to turn an idea into a clear project and to plan the migration of an existing product without losing data.
If you continue, the fee is credited toward your first milestone.
Yes. I build the app so your team can handle normal operations without touching code.
For new features, logic changes or integrations, you can bring me back in.
Yes. I can move existing data into a proper PostgreSQL setup.
The goal is a clean migration: no useful data lost, no fragile workaround carried over.
You bring the vision, I bring the technical execution. You define goals, customers and business priorities; I choose the stack and architecture. We decide together what goes into the first version and what can wait: we agree on the plan before we start, then I walk you through the important technical choices as we go, in plain language.
That way you stay on top of the decisions that matter without micromanaging, and the project keeps moving fast.
No, if you want to keep it on Webflow or Framer, there's no need to rebuild it.
Your site and web app stay separate, but connected when it matters.
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