My focus is on SaaS products that need to scale: customer portals, analytics dashboards, subscription platforms, booking systems. I've shipped multiple products from zero to paying users.
A good SaaS product has three layers that need to fit together: the database schema (the foundation), the API layer (business logic, validation, auth), and the frontend (user experience). I design all three together, not sequentially - that prevents the classic 'we need to change the schema now' moment at week 6.
Stripe integration doesn't just mean a checkout button. It means webhooks for all relevant events (payment.succeeded, subscription.cancelled, dispute.created), idempotency so replayed events don't create duplicates, and an admin dashboard that gives non-technical users access to customer data without calling a developer.
My focus is on projects that will have real users in production, not on demo prototypes. That means TypeScript strict mode, Prisma migrations for versioned schema management, Docker deployments that are reproducible on any VPS, and monitoring from day one.
After launch, I don't just hand over code and disappear. I make sure the operator understands the system, can manage the admin interface without a developer, and knows where to find logs and metrics when something goes wrong.
Auth, payments, roles, dashboard - built from scratch in 4–8 weeks. No templates, no workarounds.
Customer portals, admin panels, internal tools. Data pipeline to UI, custom designed.
Stripe integration, recurring payments, slot management, notifications. Completely custom.
Complex workflows, multi-tenant architecture, role-based access. Built for growth.
