For founders and business owners
Marketplaces, B2B SaaS, AI agents, internal tools — scoped, built, and shipped end to end by one person who has done it before. You don't need a technical background: that's what you're hiring.
15K
monthly users on a platform I built
30K+
leads generated for one client
€1M+
payments handled in production
50+
products shipped
2 weeks
from idea to a live MVP
Most projects land in one of six shapes. Every one of them started as somebody's idea and a spreadsheet.
Agents that do real work instead of demoing well. They call your tools, read your documents, and get measured on whether the output is actually right.
A software factory: you describe what you want built, queue it, and coding agents do the work and report back — so you ship software yourself, without a development team.
Agents that do real work instead of demoing well. They call your tools, read your documents, and get measured on whether the output is actually right.
A software factory: you describe what you want built, queue it, and coding agents do the work and report back — so you ship software yourself, without a development team.
Two- and three-sided platforms where supply, demand, and money all have to work at once. You bring the industry knowledge; I build the machinery around it.
PickArt is a three-sided marketplace: artists list their work, hotels manage their properties and the walls in them, and guests scan a QR code to buy the piece — with ownership transfer and payouts handled end to end.
A product your customers install and pay for every month. Multi-tenant from day one, so customer number two doesn't mean a rewrite.
A drop-in layer businesses add to their site to see how AI agents use it — every request logged, scored for quality, and measured over time.
Systems that let a non-technical team run technical work — brief a task, launch an experiment, approve a result, without anyone opening a terminal.
An operations team that used to email spreadsheets around now briefs, tracks, and signs off the same work from a single panel — with every step logged.
You already have something running and a nagging feeling about it. I go through the code and infrastructure and tell you what's fragile, what it's costing you, and what to fix first.
A fixed-fee audit of a live platform: one document, ranked by risk and cost, with no obligation to hire me for the fixes.
Sometimes you don't need a build yet. You need someone technical to pressure-test the idea, put a number on it, and say what to do first.
A few hours on a call and a written plan you can hand to any developer — including one who isn't me.
Speed comes from the foundations, not from cutting corners. Here's what that buys you — the technical detail is there if you want to hand this page to a developer.
Every failure is handled on purpose rather than discovered in production. Pickart's live backend runs on Effect-TS, where errors are values the code has to deal with, not surprises.
One type system runs from the database to the screen, validated at every boundary. Change a field and everything that depends on it breaks at build time, in front of me — not later, in front of your customer.
Automated tests click through the real product on every change, and the deploy is blocked if anything fails. No manual "hope it still works" pass.
Model providers do go down. Yours switches to a backup automatically, which is how Outrizz stayed up through outages that took other products offline.
Your business logic sits apart from the tools underneath it, so swapping a database, a payment provider, or a model later is a change — not a rebuild. Recruit AI is built this way.
Logs, traces, and error alerts are wired in from the first deploy. When something looks wrong we know which request, which user, and which line — instead of asking you to reproduce it.
15Kmonthly active users
A marketplace that puts artists' work on hotel walls and lets guests buy the piece they are looking at: hosts get free curation, artists get a sales channel, guests take the art home.
30K+leads generated
An event marketing platform for B2B sales teams. It finds the right people before a trade show and talks them into coming, then captures everyone who stops at the booth and follows them up while the event is still running.
An open-source hiring marketplace where the ranking is the product: jobs surface the right candidates, candidates surface the right jobs, and both sides are scored by the same rules. Built as a reference for search that gets measured instead of guessed at.
A catalogue of B2B software where buyers ask a question in plain English and get an answer back from the live listings, instead of clicking through category pages.
A form you fill by talking instead of typing. Answer in your own words, by voice or text, and the fields fill in as you go: an open-source starting point for anyone whose signup or intake form loses people halfway.
A Telegram bot that runs coding agents on your own server from your phone. Send a message, watch the work stream back into the chat, and approve the plan with a button: no terminal, no SSH.
Not a portfolio from three years ago — this is the last six months.
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Contributions
689
PRs
53
Week Streak
19
Day Streak
Does not include automated bots, issue resolvers, or software factories.
Flexible options to meet your project needs and budget
For standard projects with flexible timelines
For time-sensitive projects with specific deadlines
Pay per deliverable, tailored specifically to your business goals
Expert guidance for AI transformation initiatives
Scope, price, and turnaround settled before we start. Pick one, or ask for something in between.
Written report, prioritised
16 h × $80/h
I read your whole codebase and hand back a prioritised list of what is broken, what it will cost you, and what I would fix first.
Report with a ranked fix list
6 h × $80/h
I check whether ChatGPT, Claude, and search agents can actually read your site and act on it, and rank what to fix first.
llms.txt, markdown export, and crawlabilityDeployed prototype
24 h × $60/h
Your idea, clickable and running on real data in three working days, so you can show it before committing a budget.
Written report, one area
8 h × $80/h
The same audit, scoped to the one area you already suspect: security, performance, or the LLM layer.
A running pipeline, handed over
60 h × $60/h
A pipeline of agents that runs one job your team repeats every week — the same migration, the same integration, the same ticket-to-PR pass — with the checks that make its output worth trusting.
Merged pull requests, live
20 h × $60/h
The AI-readiness fixes shipped to production, so agents can read your site instead of guessing at it.
llms.txt and structured dataDiligence report, plain language
16 h × $80/h
For a founder or investor reviewing a build someone else delivered: whether the code is worth what you paid and what it costs to keep.
Build plan, one page
2 h × $140/h
Ninety minutes and a written plan covering what to build first, what it costs, and whether to build it at all.
Search shipped, with a benchmark
32 h × $60/h
Your keyword search replaced with hybrid vector search and reranking on one dataset, measured before and after.
Live product, taking users
80 h × $60/h
A live product in front of users in two weeks, with auth, payments, and analytics wired up.
A reserved slot each week
40 h × $60/h per month
A standing slot in my week to ship features, review your team's AI-generated code, and keep the stack current.
Tell me what you're building and I'll show you the fastest reliable path to ship it — or tell you honestly if it isn't worth building yet.
Book a free call30 minutes, free, no pitch deck. You leave with a plan either way.