Services
Web, mobile and backend development for serious digital products
I help businesses build practical, reliable software with React, Next.js, React Native, Node.js and Express — plus the integrations, performance work and AI features around them. Each service is shaped around the problem it solves, not the technology used to build it.
Engagement
How it runs.
Every service follows the same shape. The details differ, the sequence does not — most project problems come from skipping the first step, not from the code.
- 01
Scope
We agree what the product needs to do, who uses it, and which constraints are fixed. Most overruns trace back to this step being rushed.
- 02
Architecture
I plan structure, data flow, and boundaries before building. These decisions are cheap now and expensive to revisit in six months.
- 03
Build and review
Iterative delivery with working software you can look at, using agentic AI tooling where it speeds things up and hand review on every change.
- 04
Handover
Documented flows and a codebase your team can extend. You should not need me to add the next feature.
Questions
Before we start.
- Which service do I need?
- If you are building something new, start with web or mobile application development. If the product exists but is slow, unreliable, or hard to change, performance optimization or API integration is usually the right entry point. If you are unsure, describe the problem rather than the solution and I will tell you which one fits — including if the answer is none of them.
- Do you work with existing teams or only solo?
- Both. I work as an embedded developer alongside an existing team, matching your conventions and review process, or independently as the person who owns the frontend end to end. Embedded work tends to suit teams with a backlog and no frontend capacity; solo ownership suits founders without an in-house team yet.
- Can you combine multiple services in one project?
- Yes, and it is common. Application development frequently includes API integration and performance work as part of the same engagement. Scoping them together usually costs less than treating them as separate projects, because the architecture decisions overlap.
- How do you handle communication and time zones?
- I work remotely with teams across the US, UK, Europe, and the Middle East, and keep flexible overlap hours for standups and reviews. Written updates cover progress and blockers so you are not dependent on catching me live to know where things stand.
- What do you need from me to get started?
- A clear description of the problem, any designs or existing code, and access to whoever can make product decisions. You do not need a finished specification — a large part of the scoping step is turning goals into a concrete feature list.
- What if the project turns out to be the wrong fit?
- I will say so during scoping rather than after invoicing. If a requirement points toward a different technology, a different specialism, or a larger team than one developer, that is more useful to hear up front than three months in.
Next step
Not sure which service you need?
Describe the problem instead and I will tell you which one fits — including if the answer is none of them. I take on remote contract and long-term work across the US, UK, Europe, the Middle East and Australia.