MVPs & Custom Web Products
For founders and businesses that need more than a website: portals, dashboards, scheduling systems, SaaS products, and workflow tools built around a real business problem.

Custom web products for founders, technical teams, and small businesses — MVPs, workflow tools, dashboards, scheduling systems, and frontend rescue.
For founders and businesses that need more than a website: portals, dashboards, scheduling systems, SaaS products, and workflow tools built around a real business problem.
For products where the backend works, but the interface feels slow, fragile, or hard to use. I clean up the UX, refactor the frontend, and rebuild the parts that matter.
Scheduling systems, booking flows, client portals, internal dashboards, and operational tools built around how the business actually works.
LLM features, automation flows, retrieval tools, and AI-assisted product experiences — prototyped quickly, then shaped into maintainable production features.
For founders who need senior technical judgment without hiring a full team. I help shape the architecture, product direction, frontend execution, and build roadmap.
We start with the product, workflow, users, constraints, and business goal. The point is to understand what actually needs to change before deciding what to build.
For unclear projects, I recommend a paid roadmap. For clear-scope work, I write a focused proposal with deliverables, timeline, and price.
You see progress early. We keep the scope tight, make decisions quickly, and ship something usable before expanding it.
I work where design, engineering, and business operations meet: MVPs, dashboards, scheduling systems, AI tools, and custom workflows.
The useful part is rarely just the code. It is understanding the shape of the problem, choosing what not to build, and making the product clear enough that people can actually use it.
One person shaping the product, designing the interface, and writing the code.
Yes. I often work with founders who know the business, customer, or workflow deeply but want a technical partner to shape the product, make stack decisions, and build the first version.
Yes. Many good software projects are not startups. A scheduling system, client portal, booking flow, dashboard, or internal tool can be valuable when it removes real operational friction.
A short paid engagement that clarifies what to build, fix, or prioritize. You get technical direction, UX notes, risks, recommended scope, and a practical roadmap before committing to a larger build.
Most work is scoped around weekly capacity. Audits are fixed-fee. Build sprints are priced after discovery. Ongoing work is monthly. I prefer clear scope, clear expectations, and enough room to do the work properly.
Launch is usually the first stable version, not the end of the product. I can stay involved for fixes, iteration, performance work, analytics, and new features through a light monthly retainer.
Tell me what you are building, fixing, or trying to make easier. I'll help you figure out whether it needs a roadmap, a build sprint, or a simpler solution.