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Attract Users
Services
How I Work
The Process
Validate
We define your core assumption, map the market, and scope the exact MVP needed to test it. No bloat, no guessing.
- Market research
- Competitor analysis
- MVP scope definition
- User flow mapping
Build
Full-stack development using Next.js, Supabase, and Stripe. You get daily updates and a staging link from day one.
- Database + auth setup
- Core feature development
- Payment integration
- Daily progress updates
Launch
QA, deployment, analytics, and onboarding flow. You leave with a live product and a growth plan.
- Testing & QA
- Production deployment
- Analytics setup
- User onboarding flow
What I Build With
Tech Stack
Frontend
Next.js 15
App Router, server components, edge-ready
TypeScript
Strict mode, zero implicit any
Tailwind CSS
Utility-first, no CSS bloat
shadcn/ui
Copy-paste components, fully owned
Backend & DB
Supabase
Postgres + RLS + Auth + Storage
tRPC
End-to-end type-safe APIs
Zod
Runtime schema validation
Resend
Transactional email delivery
Payments & AI
Stripe
Subscriptions, webhooks, billing portal
Groq
800 tokens/s fastest inference available
Gemini
Fallback AI with high accuracy
OpenAI
GPT-4 for complex reasoning tasks
Infra & Tooling
Vercel
Zero-config deploys, edge network
PostHog
Product analytics, session replay
Sentry
Error tracking, performance monitoring
Playwright
End-to-end testing, CI-ready
The Honest Answer
Why Me
I ship in 2–3 weeks
Not months. Not sprints that drag on. You get a live, working product in 2–3 weeks fast enough to validate before you run out of runway.
Full-stack, no handoffs
Design, frontend, backend, database, payments, deployment I handle all of it. No agency overhead, no miscommunication between teams.
I think like a founder
I don't just execute tickets. I ask why, challenge assumptions, and build only what's needed to test your core hypothesis. Less waste, more signal.
Production-grade from day one
Auth, RLS, error tracking, analytics, CI/CD every project is built like it's going to scale. Because it might.
The alternatives
- ✗Too Slow Agencies charge $20k+ and take 3–6 months
- ✗Unreliable Freelancers disappear mid-project
- ✗Hit a Wall No-code tools break the moment you need real logic
- ✗Too Expensive Hiring in-house takes months and burns equity
- ✗No Strategy Most devs just execute tickets no product thinking
Ready to stop planning and start building?
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