Designed and shipped by the same person
I design it and I build it. That removes the handoff round-trip entirely — decisions get validated in working software the same week instead of surviving a translation layer.
The expensive gap in most projects isn't design or engineering. It's the space between them, where intent gets lost and 'that's not what I meant' arrives three sprints late.
What you get
Working software, not mockups
React and TypeScript, deployed and clickable. You review the real thing on your own phone, not a prototype that only works if you tap in the right order.
AI as a build partner
AI generates the raw material fast. Judgment on what ships stays human — that filter is the actual job, and it's where the quality comes from.
Full stack when it's needed
Auth, database schema, row-level security, and edge functions — enough backend to make the front end real.
Fast, honest iteration
Multiple builds a day when a project is hot. You see progress continuously instead of at milestone reviews.
Work that shipped
Every one of these is live, and the full case study is on this site.
Common questions
Is one person actually faster than a team?
For 0-to-1 work, usually yes — there's no handoff, no spec translation, and no waiting for someone else's sprint. For large ongoing platforms, a team is the right answer and I'll tell you so.
What do I own at the end?
All of it — the repo, the design files, and the deployment. No lock-in to me.
Tell me what you're building
A 30-minute call is usually enough to tell whether this is a fit. If it isn't, I'll say so and point you somewhere better.