What you can commission
Six ways to work together.
Every project starts with your problem, not with technology. Scope and price are agreed before development begins.
01
Idea and prototype
- Who it’s for
- Founders and businesses with an app or tool idea who are not sure where to start.
- The problem
- The idea lives in your head or on slides. Before investing more, you need to see whether it works.
- What you get
- A clickable prototype or first working version, a written scope and a plan for next steps.
- How to start
- Describe the idea in a couple of paragraphs: who uses it and what gets better for them. Describe your project →
02
App or web application development
- Who it’s for
- Businesses that need a mobile app or a browser-based tool for their customers or team.
- The problem
- Information is scattered across spreadsheets, emails and paper. Customers can’t self-serve, and tasks are done by hand.
- What you get
- A published app or web application on your own accounts, with source code and a user guide.
- How to start
- Describe who will use the application and what job it should do. Describe your project →
03
Video and content
- Who it’s for
- Owners of a product or service who need video, images or store visuals for a launch.
- The problem
- A good product goes unnoticed if it isn’t presented clearly.
- What you get
- Product video, aerial video, screen recordings and images for the web, social media and app stores.
- How to start
- Describe what you want to show, to whom, and where it will be used. Describe your project →
04
Workflow automation and AI
- Who it’s for
- Small businesses whose teams spend time on repetitive manual steps.
- The problem
- Data is copied from one system to another and the same work is redone every day.
- What you get
- An agreed automated workflow or AI assistant, documented and under your control.
- How to start
- Describe one repetitive task step by step — that is enough to start. Describe your project →
05
Further development and maintenance
- Who it’s for
- Businesses that already have a working app, web application or website — even if someone else built it.
- The problem
- Bugs go unfixed, updates are skipped and new requests are delayed because nobody has time.
- What you get
- A maintenance plan: bug fixes, technical updates, store compliance and new features.
- How to start
- Describe the solution, where it runs and what needs attention. Describe your project →
06
Training: AI agents at work
- Who it’s for
- Teams and business owners who want to understand how AI agents can take work off their hands.
- The problem
- There are plenty of AI tools, but it is unclear how to use them as autonomous helpers rather than chat windows.
- What you get
- Hands-on training, e.g. “How to build self-running agents that do the work for you” — based on your own tasks.
- How to start
- Describe who would take part and which tasks you would like to hand to agents. Describe your project →
How we work
Clear steps. Your decisions.
You describe the project
You write a few paragraphs. I read them, ask clarifying questions and tell you honestly whether and how I can help.
Your decisionShall we go ahead?
We agree on scope
A written scope: what goes into the first version, what comes later, the price and the schedule.
Your decisionYou approve the scope and price.
Prototype and development
Short cycles. After each stage you see a working version, not just a report.
Your decisionFeedback at every stage.
Release and beyond
We launch on the agreed channels, using your accounts. Further development and maintenance are agreed separately.
Your decisionWhat comes next?
FAQ
Before you get in touch.
What should I write in the inquiry?
Three things are enough: what the problem is, who would use the solution and what a good result looks like. No technical terms needed. If you have examples, screenshots or an existing system, mention them.
Can we start with a small prototype?
Yes, it is often the most sensible start. A prototype shows early whether the idea works and guides later development.
What happens after release?
On release, you get a working solution and a user guide. Bug fixes, further development and maintenance are agreed separately, as you need them.
Contact
Describe your project.
Write a few sentences about what you want to solve. I’ll reply in writing and ask follow-up questions if needed.