Full products, end to end
Where the same person owns the interface, the API, the database and the deployment. That's where I'm most useful.
I take on a small number of projects at a time, so the ones I do take get proper attention.
Where the same person owns the interface, the API, the database and the deployment. That's where I'm most useful.
Something that works but has stopped scaling, or a codebase nobody wants to open any more.
Getting a real, shippable v1 in front of users rather than a prototype that has to be thrown away.
Backend systems, authentication, third-party services, and the plumbing between them.
What you're building, what problem it solves, and what you need help with. Rough is fine.
Scope, approach, what's in the first version and what deliberately isn't.
In the open, with something you can look at early rather than a reveal at the end.
Deployed, documented, and handed over in a state you can actually maintain.
You don't need to have everything figured out before reaching out.