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You have an idea you can't stop thinking about. Maybe you've sketched it, maybe you've asked around and got quotes that came back at six figures and six months. The hard part isn't the code — it's deciding what to build first, and then actually shipping it. That's the part I do.
A call to find the smallest version worth building — and I'll tell you if I think it shouldn't be built, or that an off-the-shelf tool would do it cheaper.
Features to build first, what to cut, the stack, a realistic timeline, and the risks. You own that plan whether or not you hire me.
You get a staging link from day one, so you watch it take shape instead of waiting for a reveal.
Real users, real payments, real feedback — then we fix what the first customers actually complain about.
Feteers went from a restaurant with a paper menu to a live ordering and kitchen system. Masry US went from an idea to a bilingual news platform with a real audience. Xproject went from a concept to an omnichannel AI platform serving over a thousand clients. Different industries, same job: decide what matters, build it, ship it.
See the work →A focused first version usually takes 5–8 weeks. A landing page or simple booking site is 1–2 weeks. If someone promises you a full product in a weekend, they're describing a demo, not something customers can pay for.
It depends entirely on scope, so I won't pretend there's a fixed number. Run the free MVP planner on this site and you'll get a realistic cost band in about a minute — then we can firm it up on a call.
No. Most people arrive with an outcome, not a spec. Turning a fuzzy idea into a buildable plan is the first thing we do together.
Yes. The repository, the accounts, and the data are yours. I build on open standards so you can hand it to any developer later.
That's fine, and it's free. Use the planner, take the output, build it with whoever you like.
Describe your idea and get a real build plan in about a minute. No signup. If it looks right, we'll talk about building it.