How I can help.
Not an agency menu. These are the problems I personally take on — on my own, or with a team I lead.
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What it is
An experienced second opinion on technology decisions before they get expensive.
When you need it
You are about to commit budget to a build, a rewrite, a vendor or a hire.
How I help
Feasibility reviews, stack choices, build-vs-buy calls and roadmap sanity checks.
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What it is
Taking a product from idea to a working, launched release.
When you need it
You have a validated idea and need it built properly, not just quickly.
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What it is
The structure that decides how your system scales, fails and changes.
When you need it
Before a major build — or when every change keeps getting slower.
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What it is
Custom web applications built for real workloads.
When you need it
Off-the-shelf tools no longer fit how your business works.
How I help
Laravel and Vue.js / React applications, dashboards, portals and internal tools.
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What it is
Multi-tenant products with billing, roles and onboarding.
When you need it
You are turning a service or internal tool into a subscription product.
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What it is
Connecting your product to the services it depends on.
When you need it
Data lives in too many places, or partners need programmatic access.
How I help
REST APIs, payment and shipping gateways, Twilio, Google and Microsoft APIs, webhooks.
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What it is
Stores that need more than a theme can give them.
When you need it
Your store needs custom checkout, shipping, integrations or performance work.
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What it is
WordPress as an application platform, not just a CMS.
When you need it
Your content platform needs custom functionality or a cleaner foundation.
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What it is
Setting technical direction so a team can move without waiting.
When you need it
Your developers need clear standards, priorities and decisions.
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What it is
Running delivery so work actually ships.
When you need it
Deadlines slip and nobody is sure where the project stands.
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What it is
An independent look at the code you already have.
When you need it
You inherited a codebase, or are preparing for scale or due diligence.
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What it is
Turning requirements into a plan you can build and budget.
When you need it
You know what you want, but not how to build it or what it will cost.