SENIOR PROJECT DELIVERY
Mobile apps, web applications, SaaS products, and the backend systems underneath them. Built to your specification and handed over as code your team can maintain.
WHAT THIS COVERS
Custom development is the right answer when the thing you need does not exist as a product you can configure: a marketplace with unusual matching logic, a mobile app with offline behaviour, a SaaS platform with a permissions model, or an integration between systems that were never designed to talk.
It is also the wrong answer more often than development companies admit. If Shopify or a platform will do the job better and cheaper, I will say that before quoting. Everything below is work I do personally. There is no delivery team behind me and no account manager between us.
“The right build is the one your team can run after I step away.”
The operating principle
SERVICES
From a focused feature to the full product underneath it, every engagement is scoped around the work that genuinely needs custom code.
Native and cross-platform applications built from one codebase for iOS and Android.
Dashboards, marketplaces, portals, internal tools, and products that are more application than website.
Interface and product experience design carried through into the built product, not handed over as a file.
Multi-tenant architecture, billing, permissions, admin tooling, and the systems a SaaS needs before it can charge.
A working first version built quickly without shortcuts that make version two unnecessarily expensive.
APIs, databases, business logic, jobs, and integrations. It is the work users never see and every product depends on.
REST APIs, webhooks, third-party integrations, and connections between systems that do not communicate natively.
Component architecture, state management, performance work, and maintainable interfaces for new or existing apps.
A direct assessment of an inherited codebase: what is salvageable, what is not, and the honest cost either way.
HOW I WORK
You get what I would build, what I would question, and what I would cut before you commit to anything.
You know the number before work starts. Any scope change is repriced before the work happens.
Your repo, branching strategy, review process, and project board. If they are not in place, I set them up in your name.
Commits you can watch, not status emails you have to trust. Decisions are raised when they matter.
Documentation, conventional patterns, and no dependency on knowledge only I have.
THE STACK
I work in one ecosystem deeply rather than claiming twenty languages badly. Everything below is production experience, not a course certificate.
Fast, maintainable interfaces for products that need to feel clear from the first click.
One practical codebase for iOS and Android, with native capability where it genuinely matters.
The business logic, authentication, jobs, and services that keep the product dependable.
Data models designed around the way the product actually needs to work and grow.
Reliable connections between the services your product needs to use together.
A build process your team can see, review, deploy, and take over with confidence.
If your project needs something outside this stack, I will tell you during scoping rather than learning on your budget.
WHY PROJECT-BASED
Development demand for agencies and small teams is intermittent. A permanent salary is not. Project-based capacity exists when the work does, then releases cleanly when it ships.
COMMON QUESTIONS
The important commercial and technical expectations are agreed before work begins.
Yes. Most of my work is inside code someone else wrote. I match the existing conventions rather than imposing new ones.
Fixed price on an agreed scope. Scope changes are repriced before the work happens, never after.
A focused MVP is usually six to twelve weeks. A defined feature build is often two to four. You get a real estimate after I see the requirements.
We agree a revised price before the work happens. You will not receive an invoice you were not expecting.
You do, entirely, on final payment, including work written outside the original scope.
I step away at handover by design. If something later needs changing, it becomes a new focused project.
Yes. I follow your review process and defer to the technical lead on decisions that outlive my involvement.
I will tell you, and point you at the platform that does it better. That conversation occasionally costs me a project and saves clients much more.
Send the scope and deadline. You will get an honest assessment of fit, a fixed price, and a realistic timeline.
