Taking on work from Oct 2026
I build the first version, and the team that keeps it.
Nine years shipping production software, and thirteen of my own products to show what that looks like when nobody else is holding the pieces together.
What I take on
Three shapes, and I will tell you if yours is a fourth.
Zero to launched
An idea to a thing in a store or on a domain. Schema, API, app, payments, release pipeline — I own all of it.
- Web, React Native, or both from one monorepo
- Payments wired: Razorpay, Stripe, RevenueCat, UPI
- Store submission and release, not just a build
Typically 8 – 16 weeks
Lead the team
Tech lead on an existing team. Architecture, review standards, delivery cadence — and writing code, not only talking about it.
- Schema and API design you will not be rewriting in a year
- Mentoring — I did this for two years at Masai
- Handover that survives my last day
3 – 12 months
AI & agent tooling
Anthropic SDK, MCP servers, tool use, prompt caching. Internal tooling that actually gets used, not a demo.
- MCP servers over your own systems
- Agent workflows with evaluations, not vibes
- Cost and latency budgeted up front
4 – 10 weeks
How it goes
No discovery phase that bills for a month.
- 01
A call, free
Thirty minutes. You describe it, I tell you whether I am the right person — including when I am not.
- 02
A written shape, within a week
Scope, the stack and why, the milestones, and the price. One document, fixed, no hourly estimate that drifts.
- 03
Build, visible the whole way
Your repo, your cloud accounts, from day one. Weekly builds you can open. Nothing lives on my machine.
- 04
Handover that holds
Documented architecture, a running CI pipeline, and a walkthrough with whoever takes it on next.
Start
Tell me what you are building.
Four lines is plenty: what it is, who it is for, when you need it, and what is already built. I answer every email within two working days.
The button prefills the subject and the four questions. No form, no CRM, no drip sequence — this site is static and stores nothing.