Who this is for
Funded teams building a first version where trust is part of the product: evidence, identity, health or financial data. They need someone to build the whole system, and they want to deal directly with the person writing the code.
The difference
Architecture, code, infrastructure and deployment sit with one person. Decisions stay consistent, and nothing gets lost between a salesperson, a project manager and a team you never meet.
How an engagement runs
Define the first version
A week deciding what actually ships first: the smallest system that proves the product, and the parts that can wait without being rewritten later.
Build the spine
Data model, backend, and deployment pipeline first, so every feature after that lands on infrastructure that already works in production.
Ship the surfaces
Web and mobile clients built against the real API, released in small increments behind feature flags.
Launch and hand over
Production launch with monitoring and runbooks, then a documented handover to your team or continued work on retainer.
What you receive
- A launched product your team owns end to end
- Infrastructure as code and a working deployment pipeline
- A documented data model and API
- Monitoring, logging, and alerting configured before launch
- A written runbook for operating and extending the system
- Weekly written progress notes throughout the engagement
Case studies
3DIN: geo-verified photo and video capture
Photos and video that carry where, when and which way the camera pointed, from the phone all the way to the map.
An agent that completes visa filings
An AI agent fills visa applications from the applicant's documents, and a browser extension carries them into official portals that have no API.
Let's look at your system.
Bring one problem. In 30 minutes we'll see what it would take, and whether I'm the right person for it.