One specific thing, built and shipped

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I work on 1 to 2 projects at a time to protect quality. The call tells us if it makes sense and when we can start.

01

One specific thing, built and shipped

A site, an app, an automation. Closed scope, short timeline, and at the end it's live — not a file handed over.

  • For people who already know what they need and want someone to build it
  • Deploy, domain and infrastructure included
  • The code is yours: repository, credentials, access
Let's talk for 15 minutes

02

Your company's entire technology

App, backend, internal ops tool, integrations, infrastructure. From scratch, on my own — as I have done before — or together with your team.

  • For people who have to build everything and have no technical team, or already have one but need someone with my experience
  • Quoted per project, in writing, after understanding what's actually needed
  • One person instead of a department
Let's talk about it

03

Someone who looks after it, every month

Something built is not something finished: it needs updating, fixing and keeping alive. A fixed monthly fee, with the scope written down first.

  • For anyone with something already live and nobody looking after it
  • Updates, fixes, store releases, monitoring
  • I take over code written by other people, or by you
Let's see what you need

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Let's talk

Tell me what you want to build. I'll reply within 24-48 hours.

The questions you're asking yourself

  • I reply within the hour. When I start a project, I see it through. Whether I'm in Naples, Mexico or Japan, I work on European hours: within my working day, I reply within the hour. You know this before we start, not after.
  • It's yours from day one. The code on GitHub, server access, every project document: shared with you from minute zero. Not on delivery — right away. Which means the work carries on without me.
  • The price doesn't move. Once agreed, the price stays. Even if I got the hours wrong: my mistake, my cost. It changes only if what needs building changes, and in that case you hear it from me first — not on the invoice.
  • You're buying a date, not a file. A delivery date and something running in production. Not a file, not a zip: on the day I told you, it's live and you're using it. And from then on it's yours, because you've had it since day one.