No placeholder ranges. Every number below is what the work actually costs.
Built something with Lovable, Bolt or Cursor, or inherited a codebase? In 3 days I review code, security, deployment and tests, and hand you a prioritized fix list you can act on, with me or without me.
founders and teams who need to know if their product is ready for real users.Go from idea to a live product real users can sign up for — delivered in 4–6 weeks. You get a working web app with accounts, the core features you need, and proper deployment so it stays online. Built the same way I built and still run Mookdoo, a live coding platform used in production. Scope and price are fixed in a written quote before work starts.
non-technical or early-stage founders who need something real, not a mockup.A fast website your team can update themselves: text, images, events, with no developer needed. Built with React/Vite and a git-based CMS (Decap + Netlify Identity), with zero hosting cost and nothing to patch. Delivered for a parish site with events, photo albums, and staff profiles, all editable by non-technical volunteers.
churches, schools, non-profits, and small businesses that need a clean site with ongoing content control, not a full web app.Add live dashboards, chat, tracking, or notifications to a product that already works, without rewriting it. Built on WebSockets + Redis pub/sub, the same stack that keeps Mookdoo's leaderboards updating live.
products that work, but need a live layer added.Catch regressions before your users do. A Playwright end-to-end suite with readable Gherkin scenarios covers your critical flows. Built on a year at Hazenfield maintaining production E2E tests for a US-based Odoo application, working with developers and product owners and mentoring a new hire.
teams without dedicated QA who want confidence before shipping.Also available: Static website + CMS from $400 Real-time features from $800
Not sure where to start? MVP Build and QA/E2E are the easiest first projects to scope from a single call. Real-Time Features tends to come in as a second project, once there's an existing codebase to work from.
A plain-language call on what you need, what it costs, and how long it takes. Work starts when you sign and pay the deposit.
Every feature is tracked on a Trello board you can follow.
A short video of the finished work, then a live link to explore it yourself. Deployed and documented, with CI/CD in place.
Questions and changes are welcome. Ongoing work is scoped separately.
An update at least every 3 days, a Trello board you can follow, and a recorded walkthrough at delivery. Habits I built working inside an agency.
You see the price range here before you message me, and every project starts with a signed quote that spells out exactly what's delivered. No surprises.
Founded and run a live coding-competition platform, modernized a SaaS backend with zero-downtime deploys, and built a CMS site that non-technical volunteers edit themselves. Every project ships with proper CI/CD.
Comfortable running a project in English or French, fully remote, async-friendly.
I design, build and deploy web products end to end: Django and FastAPI on the server, Next.js and React on the front, Docker, AWS and CI/CD underneath.
I solve the hard parts first. I built Mookdoo's real-time leaderboards on WebSockets and Redis, and I run the platform live. I migrated a SaaS backend with zero downtime. I wrote and maintained production end-to-end tests at Hazenfield, catching bugs before users did.
I test every critical flow, deploy through CI/CD, and report progress every three days. You always know what's done, what's next and what I need from you. I work in English or French.
You get a short update at least every 3 days: what's finished, what's next, and anything I need from you. Each feature is also tracked on a Trello board you can check any time, and at the end I record a video walkthrough of the finished work.
An MVP Build usually runs 4–6 weeks. QA/E2E projects are narrower in scope and typically wrap up in 1–2 weeks. Static sites with CMS are often delivered in 1–3 weeks.
You receive a written quote describing the deliverables and scope. Work begins once you sign it and pay a deposit. The remainder is due at delivery for smaller projects, or split across milestones for larger ones.
You do, fully, once final payment is made — repo access, deployment credentials, and documentation included.
Yes — that's normal for most MVP projects. The Discovery call exists specifically to turn a rough idea into a scoped plan, in plain language, without jargon.
Yes. QA/E2E work in particular is a common fit for small agencies that don't have that capacity in-house.
Yes. Questions and small changes after launch are welcome, and ongoing maintenance or feature work can be scoped separately once the initial project ships.
A few lines about your project — what it does, roughly where you're at, and which offer looks closest — is enough to get started. I reply within 24 hours.