The Technical Co‑founderYou Can Hire
I own your product end-to-end, so you can focus on growing the business.
Hit a wall with your MVP?
Your no-code or vibe-coded prototype got you started — but now it's holding you back. I migrate everything to a scalable web app without losing what works.
Book a free strategy callStarting from scratch?
You know what you want to build — you just need someone to build it. I design and develop your platform from the ground up — ready to scale from day one.
Book a free strategy callWhy me
Direct Communication
You talk to the person who builds your product. Decisions happen in real time — no weeks lost passing messages between PMs, designers, and developers.
Full Product Vision
I know every line of code, every architectural decision, every tradeoff. When you ask for a change, I already know what's possible, how long it takes, and what it impacts.
Real Track Record
I've helped founders take their product from zero to market. Those platforms now serve hundreds of thousands of users and have raised millions in funding.
Your Budget Goes Into Your Product
No agency overhead — no offices, no account managers, no coordination layers. With the right tools and 10+ years of experience, one senior developer delivers like a team.
What I've built
What some clients say
Pricing
How it works
- 01
Discovery
Detailed project plan and fixed-price quote, ~1 week
- 02
Mockup & approval
1 design direction based on the brand alignment from Discovery, 1 round of revisions, then scope is locked
- 03
Development
Milestone-based delivery in staging, you validate at each step
- 04
QA & bug fixing
End-to-end testing in staging, all Must Have features verified before production
- 05
Launch & handoff
Production deployment, documentation, 30-day warranty starts
Start with Discovery
$719, ~1 week, credited toward the project total if you proceed
See an example of what you'll receiveWhat you get
- Product Requirements DocumentFeatures, user flows, priorities, architecture, data model and timeline
- Build ProposalFixed price, milestone breakdown and payment schedule
Common questions
They're two parallel models, choose based on your needs:
- Subscription: you buy my dedicated time, with full flexibility to change direction, add features or reprioritize as we go. The tradeoff is that total cost depends on how many months the project takes.
- Fixed Price: you buy a finished product. I give you a locked price and timeline based on your requirements, but the scope can't change mid-project (any changes are quoted separately).
Both models start with a free strategy call. After a Fixed Price project launches, you can switch to a Subscription for ongoing evolution.
Discovery is the paid preparation step before a Fixed Price build. It's $719, takes ~1 week with 2-3 calls, and the fee is credited toward your first milestone if you proceed. Beyond defining what we'll build, it gives you two concrete advantages:
- A sharper fixed price. Without Discovery, any quote needs a 30-50% buffer for unknowns. With it, I design the database schema and architecture upfront, so the price is accurate, not padded. On a $20k build, that's typically $4-8k saved — more than the Discovery fee itself.
- The right tools for your specific product. The same features can be built on very different stacks (Supabase vs custom Postgres, server actions vs REST API, edge vs node functions, and so on). Without Discovery I'd default to a one-size-fits-all setup; with it, I pick the stack that fits your data model, scale, integrations and budget.
You walk away with a PRD and a Build Proposal that are yours to keep, even if you decide to build elsewhere. If you already have a solid PRD, you can bring your own and skip this step.
Yes, there are 2 options depending on how you want to handle design:
- If you already have a designer, I use their files as direction for fonts, brand feel and structure, and build with my own UI components customized to your specs (not as a pixel-perfect conversion).
- If instead you want something clean and functional without a dedicated designer, I create a minimal UI based on your brand colors and existing site style, included in the price.
Basic animations (fades, slides, hover effects) are always included; complex animations like GSAP sequences, scroll-triggered effects or multi-step interactions are outside scope. Branding and visual identity are your responsibility.
Yes. I migrate data from no-code stacks (Airtable, Webflow CMS, Google Sheets, and similar tools) into a PostgreSQL database. Your data is mapped, cleaned, and restructured for the new platform. Nothing is lost. Your product restarts on solid technical foundations with all the data you've accumulated.
You own the vision, I own the execution. You define what your product needs to achieve, and I decide how to build it: stack, architecture, feature prioritization, and what goes into v1 vs later versions. This is defined together in the Project Plan before development starts. I need your trust on technical choices and scope decisions: micromanagement slows everything down. If we disagree on approach, I'll explain my reasoning, but the technical call is mine. That's how I deliver results efficiently.
My focus is on web applications: products with user accounts, databases, dashboards, and business logic. If you need a simple marketing site, I can build a clean one as part of the project. For more advanced marketing sites with custom design and animations, I'd recommend working with a dedicated web designer or a Webflow agency. Your marketing site and your web app are independent: they can be built separately and connected later.
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