Ship Products Faster

From rapid prototyping to production-ready products. Build and launch MVPs, web apps, and native iOS in weeks, not months.

The Challenge

You have a great idea, but you're stuck. Hiring a full engineering team is expensive and slow. Offshore dev shops deliver subpar code. No-code tools hit limitations fast. You need to validate your idea quickly without burning months and hundreds of thousands of dollars.

You need to move fast

The window to capture your market is closing. Every week of delay costs opportunities.

You can't afford a full team yet

Hiring senior engineers takes 3-6 months and costs $150K+ per hire before they write a line of code.

You need real expertise

Junior developers or offshore teams produce technical debt that costs 3x to fix later.

You want to validate first

Build an MVP, test with real users, then decide if you need a full team.

My Approach

I ship MVPs and production-ready products in weeks, on the web and in the App Store. Senior engineering judgment from day one means you build the right thing, not just fast.

01

Scope & Plan (1 week)

I start with a discovery session to understand your vision, users, and business goals. Then I create a detailed scope document that prioritizes features for your MVP. You'll know exactly what I'm building and why.

Deliverable: Scope document with user stories, wireframes, and timeline

02

Build Core Features (2-6 weeks)

I build your MVP as one codebase that serves both the web app and the native iOS app, so no separate mobile team is needed. You get weekly demos and can course-correct as I go.

Deliverable: Working web app and native iOS app with core features

03

Deploy & Launch (1 week)

I deploy your app to production with proper monitoring, error tracking, and automated backups. For iOS, I handle App Store submission. You launch with confidence knowing everything is production-ready.

Deliverable: Live app with monitoring, deployed to App Store (if iOS)

04

Iterate Based on Feedback (Ongoing)

After launch, I help you iterate based on real user feedback. Add features that matter, fix pain points, optimize what's slow. This is where your MVP becomes a product customers love.

Optional: Ongoing development or hand-off to your team

What You Get

Production-Ready Code

Clean, maintainable code with tests. Your future team will thank you.

Web + Native iOS

One codebase for both means no separate mobile team.

Boring on Purpose

Mainstream, well-documented tools any experienced developer can pick up. No exotic dependencies.

Deployed & Monitored

Proper deployment, error tracking, backups. Sleep well at night.

Full Code Ownership

You own everything. No vendor lock-in. Hire your own team anytime.

Senior Engineering Judgment

I tell you what to build and what to skip. Honest technical advice.

Recent Results

Consumer Marketplace

RideMentor

My own product: a hub where motorcycle riders find service providers, track their bikes, and buy or sell used ones. Built and run solo, on the web and the App Store.

6 months
Time to App Store
1
Codebase for web + iOS
Web + iOS
Platforms shipped
Solo dev
Team size
Travel Tech SaaS

Chirrup

As lead engineer, rebuilt the platform and built a shared guest inbox with booking-system sync and an AI assistant for Hawaii tour operators.

5 yrs
Lead engineer
5
Messaging channels
3
Booking platforms synced
31
AI assistant tools

Common Questions

How long does it take to build an MVP?

Typically 4-8 weeks from kickoff to launch, depending on scope. Simple MVPs (core features only) in 4 weeks. More complex products with iOS, payments, and integrations in 6-8 weeks. I always start with a scoping session to give you an accurate timeline.

What if I need changes during development?

Expected and encouraged. I do weekly demos so you can see progress and course-correct. Small changes are part of the process. Significant scope changes might extend the timeline, which I'll discuss transparently.

Do I need to hire a team after launch?

Not necessarily. Many clients continue working with me post-launch for ongoing feature development and support. Others hire their own team once product-market fit is proven. You own all the code, so you can take it in any direction.

Do you only work in one language or framework?

No. Most of my past work is in Ruby on Rails, but the language is the easy part now. I'll build in whatever your product already runs on, or pick what fits a new one, and tell you honestly when something else would serve you better.

What if I need to transition to an internal team?

That's a great position to be in. You own all code and have full documentation. Your app runs on mainstream, well-documented technology that plenty of developers know. No proprietary lock-in. Any experienced developer can pick up where I left off, and I'm happy to help with the transition.

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