Three directions. In each one I answer for everything — from the first call to launch.
Turnkey website
A working site on your domain that explains the offer clearly and brings enquiries.
- A business launching a new site or rebuilding an old one: a company, a product, an expert, an event.
- Positioning and structure
- UX/UI design
- Responsive
- Development
- Forms and integrations
- Basic SEO
- Launch and handover
- Photo and video shoots
- Paid advertising
- Large volumes of copy (a specialist can be brought in)
- Support beyond the agreed period — by separate agreement
Digital product or MVP
An agreed first release: working, deployed, documented.
- Founders and teams launching a service, portal, dashboard or app who want to reach a first working release.
- Product logic and flows
- Interface and interactive mockup
- Frontend
- Backend, database, authentication
- API integrations
- Deployment
- Native App Store / Google Play apps outside the agreed scope
- Round-the-clock support
- Product marketing
AI automation and internal tools
A process that runs without manual work, and a panel showing exactly what happened at each step.
- Teams where people move data by hand, answer the same requests or assemble reports.
- Process analysis
- Automation design
- Integrations between services
- An AI step or agent — where it is really needed
- Internal panel
- Launch and documentation
- Subscriptions to third-party services and AI models — held by the client
- Automation that breaks platform rules
The same for all three directions. You see the result of each stage before the next one starts.
- DefineTask, scope, estimate. You know what will be done before work starts.
- DesignStructure and design. Agreed before development, not after.
- BuildWorking versions you can open and check — from the first week.
- ShipDeployment, access handover, documentation for whoever maintains it next.
React, Next.js, TypeScript · Node, Python · SQL and document databases · API integrations · AI models · cloud deployment
Scope, timeline and terms are fixed in a contract before work starts.