Software shipped in weeks, not quarters
Web app development services for founders who need working software, not a six-month roadmap. MVPs, customer portals, admin dashboards and AI-powered products — designed and coded by one person, full-stack, with a staging link in your inbox every Friday.
What I build
MVPs for startups
The version of your product that can meet users this month — scoped hard, built fast, ready to iterate. Speed to feedback beats completeness.
Portals & admin panels
Dashboards, admissions systems, self-serve editors — the software behind the website. ModernKBS got a public site and an admissions admin panel in the same 7-day sprint.
AI-powered products
I built WebSeek.ai — one prompt to a custom-coded site, with a Claude / GPT / Gemini model picker. If your product needs AI features, I've shipped them in production.
Full-stack, no handoffs
React, Next.js, Astro, Angular, Node. One person designs, codes and deploys — nothing gets lost between a design team and a dev team.
Apps on the record
Public school site and an admissions admin panel for classes I–XII, delivered in the same 7-day sprint — no recurring SaaS fees. Read the case study →
One prompt to a custom-coded site, with a Claude / GPT / Gemini model picker. Built and shipped as a real product. Read the case study →
A 15-page Angular portal with a self-serve admin that lets the team publish projects and lead with a private-sector pitch. Read the case study →
How it ships
- FP101
Scope to the bone
Within 48 hours you get it in writing: what ships, what waits, what it costs. Most MVPs fail by being too big, not too small.
- FP202
A real URL every Friday
Staging links, not status meetings. You click through the actual product every week and steer while steering is cheap.
- QUALI03
Ship in weeks
Typical build: 3–4 weeks. Fastest: 7 days for a full site plus admin panel, where other agencies quoted 6 months.
- RACE04
Yours to scale
Clean repo, README, architecture walkthrough, signed IP transfer. When you hire in-house engineers, they inherit a codebase — not a mystery.
Thinking on product builds
Where no-code stops and product engineering starts — and when each is right. Custom code vs Webflow for startups →
The three-year math of a platform you rent against code you own. Shopify alternatives, judged on ownership →
The full story of the build other agencies quoted six months for. Read the Modern K.B.S. build in full →
Questions I get.
MVPs for startups, customer portals, admin dashboards, booking systems and AI-powered products. Recent builds include a school admissions portal shipped in 7 days, a 15-page infrastructure portal with a self-serve admin, and WebSeek.ai — an AI website builder.
Most MVPs ship in 3–4 weeks. The fastest full build — a public website plus an admissions admin panel — went live in 7 days. The honest constraint is scope, which we cut together before writing code.
React, Next.js, Astro or Angular on the front end; Node on the back end; deployed on Vercel or your infrastructure. The stack serves the product — I pick the lightest tool that does the job, and you own all of it.
Each build is quoted after a scoping call, fixed and in writing before anything starts. A tightly scoped MVP is the cheapest thing here; portals with admin panels, integrations and AI features scale with complexity. The single biggest lever on the number is scope, which is why we cut it together first — most MVPs fail by being too big, not too small.
Yes — most product work is international. Async-friendly across time zones, milestone billing, and a repo your future team can take over on day one.
Have a product in your head?
Describe it in three sentences. I'll tell you what the two-week version looks like — and what it costs, in writing, within 48 hours.