Full-stack engineer taking freelance work — MVPs, mobile apps, backends, and AI features. I turn a rough idea into a shipped, revenue-ready product, not a pile of tickets. Fewer meetings, more working software.
Frontend to infrastructure, owned end to end — and when a build needs more hands, my network of senior engineers plugs straight in. You get full coverage and a single point of contact.
Idea to shippable v1 — the fastest honest path to something real users can touch and you can raise on.
iOS & Android apps that feel native and actually ship to the stores — not stuck at 90%.
Frontend to database, owned end to end. I sweat the product, not just the code.
Scalable core APIs, data models, and integrations that hold up when traffic actually shows up.
LLM features, RAG over your docs, and tool-calling agents wired into your product — practical AI that earns its keep, at a cost you can live with.
Stuck on a decision or a mess? Short, sharp technical advisory to unblock and set direction.
Came on as the engineer to take an AI-first scheduling product from concept toward launch — building the mobile clients and the core APIs behind them, on my own repos, at startup pace. Its LLM assistant went from a 2-day MVP to the flagship feature for about $10/month in model costs.
The kind of work I do best: owning a real product end to end, moving fast without leaving a mess behind.
see it in the portfolio →A free 30 minutes to understand what you're building and whether I'm the right fit.
I write up what we'll build, the approach, and a fair price. No surprises later.
Short cycles, visible progress, working software you can try — not status decks.
We launch it. I stick around to make sure it holds up in the real world.
Tell me the idea. If it's a fit, we'll have a plan and a price within a week — and something real not long after.