Web products built around how your business works.
I design and build custom web applications and SaaS products from the ground up — from the interface and user flows to the backend, database, integrations, and production infrastructure. Whether you're starting from an idea or improving an existing product, I handle the build end to end.
Scope
What I build
Full-stack web applications
SaaS products
Dashboards & admin panels
Internal tools
APIs & backends
Multi-tenant platforms
Approach
From the first screen to production.
I don't just build the screens. A product has to work as a system — clear flows, a reliable backend, the jobs behind it, and a production setup that holds up.
Product & UX
Understand what the product needs to do, who it's for, and design the flows around that — not a dashboard template with your logo on it.
Frontend
Build the interface people actually use: dashboards, app flows, and admin tools that stay clear as the product grows.
Backend
APIs, databases, auth, roles, payments, files, and the background jobs the product depends on.
Infrastructure
Deployment, storage, queues, monitoring, and the production setup so the product stays up.
Capabilities
What I can handle
Design & frontend
- Next.js
- React
- TypeScript
- Dashboards
- Responsive interfaces
- Design implementation
Backend
- Node.js
- NestJS
- PostgreSQL
- Redis
- Background jobs
- REST APIs
Product systems
- Authentication
- Roles & permissions
- Multi-tenancy
- File handling
- Webhooks
- Realtime
Integrations
- Payments
- Third-party APIs
- CRM
- Analytics
- External services
Production
- Cloudflare
- VPS
- Coolify
- AWS
- CI/CD
- Monitoring
Difference
What goes into the build
Systems, not just screens
Auth, roles, data, background jobs and APIs are part of the build from the start — not something bolted on when the UI is done.
Full-stack in one pass
Frontend and backend are built together, so the product isn't split across people who don't share the same picture.
Production-ready
The work includes deployment, infrastructure, and the setup the product needs to keep running after launch.
End-to-end ownership
You work directly with the person designing, building, and shipping the product.
Proof
Selected work
DelightLoop
2025
AI-powered GTM platform · campaigns, personalization and gifting
- Confidential
Printing platform
2024
On-demand printing · 10-minute local delivery
- Confidential
Personalization platform
2026
Personalization engine · thousands of unique pages
- Confidential
NFC card platform
2025
NFC digital identity and profile platform
Process
How a project works
- 01
Understand
We figure out what you're building, who it's for, and what the product actually needs to do.
- 02
Design
I turn that into the structure, flows, and interface.
- 03
Build
Frontend, backend, database, auth, integrations, and the systems behind the product.
- 04
Ship
Deployment, a production pass, and a product that's actually ready to use.
FAQs
What kind of products do you build?
SaaS products, full-stack web apps, dashboards, admin tools, and internal platforms. If it's a custom product that needs an interface, a backend, and a production setup, that's the work.
Can you build a product from scratch?
Yes. Interface, APIs, database, auth, infrastructure, and deployment — one person, end to end. That's the default.
Can you work from an existing design or codebase?
Yes. Figma, a live product that needs to be rebuilt, or a messy first version that needs to become production-ready. I'll take it from where it is.
Do you handle the backend, or only the frontend?
Both. APIs, databases, auth, roles, payments, files, background jobs, and the frontend that uses them. I don't hand off the hard part.
Can you add auth, payments, or custom workflows?
Yes. Sign-in, roles, billing, webhooks, queues, third-party APIs, and whatever else the product actually needs to do.
Do you handle deployment and hosting?
Yes. Hosting, CI/CD, storage, queues, monitoring, and the production setup. I don't hand you a repo and leave.