I help founders and teams ship reliable software: Next.js products, React Native apps, LLM workflows, Stripe payments, PostgreSQL backends, and systems that are safe to extend.
Four clear service lines. AI and rescue work sit first because they are where product judgment and engineering depth matter most.
I turn LLMs and generative media into product workflows users can rely on, not isolated chatbot demos.
Best fit: adding practical AI to SaaS, internal tools, creative workflows, or support operations.
I take over fragile codebases, stabilize them, reduce technical debt, and make future shipping safer.
Best fit: products that work but are hard to change, hard to onboard, or risky to deploy.
Production-ready web applications with reliable backends, payments, APIs, and cloud integrations.
Best fit: SaaS products, dashboards, lead systems, and product foundations that need to scale.
React Native applications with polished UX, offline-first flows, and essential native integrations.
Best fit: mobile companions, MVPs, and cross-platform product surfaces backed by solid web systems.
The services define the offer. Form2Lead shows how the same product engineering discipline turns into a live SaaS, an on-page proof section, and a controlled demo route.
A lead capture SaaS used here as public proof of product execution, scalable foundations, and production-minded tradeoffs.
A concrete product engineering sample
The proof is concrete: public routes, inspectable product choices, and a live surface that shows how the system is structured.
Next.js 16
Supabase + RLS
Stripe
The portfolio presents the product proof on the home page and links directly to a live demo instead of describing hidden or unverifiable work.
Auth, billing, shared packages, and operational boundaries are treated as reusable building blocks rather than one-off hacks.
The public proof shows what is intentionally exposed, what stays read-only, and where production risk is deliberately constrained.
Verified product partner
I'm a full-stack freelance developer focused on web, mobile, and AI integration. With several years of hands-on experience across international teams, I'm used to taking messy constraints, unclear codebases, and tight deadlines, and turning them into stable, maintainable products.
One public product beats a vague catalog
The portfolio now shows one inspectable SaaS instead of claiming a broad verified catalog. The point is execution you can check, not breadth you have to trust.
I rely on a modern stack I know deeply to ship fast, integrate AI where it's useful, and keep your systems maintainable in production.
A mix of consulting and hands-on development on web, mobile, and AI-powered products.
2020 – 2023
Rescued under-maintained apps, modernized stacks, and added AI components (GPT assistants, internal tools) for small teams, delivering custom web and mobile applications.
Jan 2020 – Jul 2020
Implemented full-stack features on scalable APIs in collaboration with product and design teams in an international context, contributing to API architecture and frontend integration.
May 2021 – Oct 2021
Delivered responsive web and mobile experiences with payments and user accounts for a lifestyle product, optimizing mobile performance and checkout flow.
August 2023 – Present
Building and maintaining production features on web and backend, with legacy module refactoring, key screen acceleration, and basic observability setup for production debugging.
1. Discovery & planning: understanding your product, goals, and technical constraints. 2. Design & development: architecting the system, building web/mobile/AI features, and integrating necessary services. 3. Testing & refinements: testing key flows, fine-tuning performance, and validating AI outputs for reliable results. 4. Delivery & follow-up: deployment, essential documentation, and support for next iterations. For AI features, I dedicate specific time to prompt design, guardrails, and UX so your users interact with a reliable product rather than a raw model. On rescue projects, I start by mapping the existing system and risks before any code changes, to avoid breaking what already works.
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