I take on websites, full-stack apps, and AI integration. You talk to the person who builds it — no account managers, no handoff, no agency markup. I scope the work, quote a fixed price within a day, and build it myself — and you pay when you approve it, not before.
Fixed scope, fixed price, quoted in 24 hours.
Website
from $750
1–2 weeks · one written price
A fast, sharp, mobile-first site for a business that is losing work to the one it has now.
Best for: local service businesses, trades, clinics, studios
App build
from $3,000
3–6 weeks · one written price
A working product with accounts, payments, and real data — the same stack behind the apps on this site.
Best for: founders needing a first version people can use
AI integration
from $1,500
1–3 weeks · one written price
An assistant or automation wired into the tools you already use — with fallbacks so nothing breaks when the model is down.
Best for: small teams drowning in manual document work
After it launches
$50/monthor$100 per change
First month free with any build
Hosting and domain, handled · Text me a change, it is done · A checkup and backup every month · automations on request
Cancel any month you like. The site stays yours either way — it always was. Every build includes 30 days of fixes after launch, plan or no plan.
Work I have built inside companies and for the people who hired me — in production, in progress, and live.
Atlas Space — an AI document-and-spreadsheet workspace built at UTR Global, where I intern. Their team drops in real telecom bills and works in plain English: audit charges, check rates, reconcile lines, fix files.
Runs inside the company on real invoices, where being wrong costs money.
An AI tournament scheduler being built for its founder: it assembles a personalized monthly schedule from USTA, UTR, ITF, and WTN events around a player’s rating, location, and calendar, with an AI coach to adjust it.
In active development, with the client reviewing builds as it comes together.
A website for Comics for Comfort, a New Jersey nonprofit that collects donated comics, screens every issue for the right age group, and delivers them to clubs, libraries, children’s hospitals, and troops overseas — built to look like the comics it moves, down to the newsprint dots and the barcode.
Live on its own domain, with the running count, the screening promise, and the contact routes the organisation runs on.
comicsforcomfort.com
A Bloomberg-terminal-style AI market tracker sold to a small financial group — an AI analyst that breaks a ticker down on demand, and live alerts that turn material events into concrete calls.
Delivered to the group for internal use.
You don’t need a spec. Describe the problem in a paragraph and I’ll come back with scope, price, and a date — usually the same day, always within one.
React
Next.js
TypeScript
JavaScript
Vite
Node.js
Supabase
Postgres
Cloudflare
Python
Java
C#
Unity
