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
The offeringThe version of your product that can meet users this month — scoped hard, built fast, ready to iterate. Speed to feedback beats completeness.
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.
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.
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
Proof, not promisesPublic 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
The processWithin 48 hours you get it in writing: what ships, what waits, what it costs. Most MVPs fail by being too big, not too small.
Staging links, not status meetings. You click through the actual product every week and steer while steering is cheap.
Typical build: 3–4 weeks. Fastest: 7 days for a full site plus admin panel, where other agencies quoted 6 months.
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
From the journalWhere no-code stops and product engineering starts — and when each is right. Custom code vs Webflow for startups →
Code portability is leverage: what it means to actually own what you paid for. Why code portability is leverage →
The full story of the build other agencies quoted six months for. Read the Modern K.B.S. build in full →
Frequently asked
Web appsMVPs 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.