Fabrizio D'Urso · freelance full stack developer
I shipped my first app in 2010 and never stopped. Today I build apps, backends and automations for startups and companies, on my own, from start to finish.
Twenty seconds
This is who answers you. Not a contact form.
Before building
If so, I can probably help.
We sort things out, decide what to build and put it live.
What clients say
“Fabrizio was instrumental in the growth of our company — from an early-stage startup with a small development team to becoming a global leader in our sector. Technical depth, product vision, and the ability to scale systems and people: everything we built carries his mark. A rare combination of engineering excellence and product vision.”
CEO
“When Fabrizio joined the company, we had almost no technical foundation. In a few months he designed and built the entire technology stack from scratch — with results so effective that we went from having nothing to being ahead of the sector. That level of ownership and execution is rare.”
Head of Engineering
Services
It starts with a free 15-minute call.
I work on one or two projects at a time, no more. On the call we see if it makes sense to work together and when I can start.
01
A site, an app, an automation. We decide first what goes in, it's done quickly, and at the end it's live, not a file to install.
02
App, backend, internal ops tool, integrations, infrastructure. From scratch and on my own, as I have done before, or together with your team.
03
Something built is not something finished: it needs updating, fixing and keeping alive. A fixed monthly fee, and we write down first what it covers.
Projects
Some of the projects I've built, across client work and my own products.
Record a video today and watch it again in a year, or whenever you want. For you or for someone you love.
When I got there, all that existed was a rough draft of the mobile app. In one year I shipped it on the App Store and Google Play, built the backend, created the internal ops tool from scratch, and the platform where guests check in and manage their bookings.
Almost eleven years testing, automating and leading development of a medical platform used by surgeons in more than 80 countries.
A virtual Neapolitan "wise man" who reads your dreams, in dialect.
Born from a problem of my own, as a nomad: finding real connections when you work alone. A Friday ritual for remote teams.
An app to find people to play sports with near you. Built and launched on my own.
A tool for converting localization files between iOS and Android without rewriting strings by hand. Built from a real problem I hit while working on multilingual apps.
A dating app that started from two concrete things: when you are free and what you feel like eating. Less swiping, more meeting at a table.
About
I wrote my first line of code in 2010, when programming books weighed three kilos and Stack Overflow already felt like magic. My first app reached 150,000 downloads.
Then almost 11 years at Crisalix, a medical platform used by surgeons all over the world. Today I work remotely, from different places, for startups and companies.
Questions
A few things people usually ask before reaching out.
Yes, fifteen minutes. It's there to work out whether it makes sense to work together, not to sell you anything.
It depends on what you need, and I'll tell you on the call once I understand the project, not before. I don't have prices on the site because a number without context helps neither of us.
One defined thing is measured in days or weeks, an entire product in months. You get the estimate after the call, in writing, and if I'm about to overrun you'll know before I do.
Remotely, and from different places. I always reply quickly when we're inside a project.
Yes, all of it: repository, credentials, access. I don't hand over a zip file and I don't hold anything hostage.
To get to a first version, often yes, and I use it every day myself. The real work starts after that: connecting it to systems that don't behave the way they should, fixing it when it stops working on a Friday night, changing it without breaking what was already there. Two of my clients came to me exactly that way, with something they had built themselves that now needs somebody to keep it running.
If it makes sense to work together, I'll send you a written proposal with what we're building, what it costs and when we start. If it doesn't, I'll tell you, and I'll tell you why.
Contact
Tell me what you want to build. I'll reply within 24 hours.
Rather pick the time yourself?
Opens my calendar on Cal.com. Or write to me with the form.
The questions you're asking yourself
