I'd rather understand where you are than tell you about myself, so this page asks first, which is rude of it. Whichever of these sounds most like something you'd actually say out loud, that's the one. Nothing is binding and nobody is going to ring you.
I'm a developer who turned into a product lead and never fully committed to either, which turns out to be the useful part. I've spent years being the person who has to make the technical call and the product call in the same meeting, and then own whatever happens next.
Right now I'm building a startup teaching AI to handle family admin, including the piece that reads a message written by an actual tired human and turns it into a family calendar. Before that I ran product for gym management software used by thousands of gyms, set the product strategy for a nutrition app with rather a lot of downloads, and spent a year inside a bank helping replace its core ledger, where I volunteered for the non functional requirements because nobody else wanted to go near them. I wrote the process for attesting them and other teams copied it. That is the most boring sentence on this website and also the thing I am quietly proudest of.
Earlier on I managed a squad of fifteen developers and ran all the hiring and the reviews, which is where I learned that most technical problems are actually calendar problems. I have personally written code I would now happily charge someone to delete.
Not services. Not packages. Things you receive, open, and use.
One call, half an hour. I like coconut flat whites, which is the least defensible thing about me. If I'm not the right person for your problem I will tell you so on that call, because the alternative is worse for both of us.
A short list, each with a size and a price sitting next to it. You choose on appetite and on budget. Nobody has to read a forty page proposal, least of all me.
Constant updates, or just give me the thing and go away. Both are real options and I genuinely do not mind which one you choose.
Three sizes, and you only ever buy the one you need right now. Any of them can repeat.
A workshop, a straight answer, or a prototype small enough to fit inside one sitting. Enough to unstick a decision that has been sitting there for a month.
A few hundred dollarsAn honest review of the thing you have built, or a plan you can build from. Long enough to go properly deep on one problem and come back with an answer.
One problem, one outcomeSomething built and shipped, or the plan plus a real start on the build. This is where most of the actual work happens, and where I am cheapest per day.
Best value per dayAny of the above, on repeat. A standing half day, day, or week, every week or every month. Someone who keeps things moving, that you do not have to interview, hire, or have an equity conversation with. Cancel whenever it stops being worth it.
A few hundred dollars buys you something useful. A few thousand buys you a good deal more. There is no minimum engagement and no retainer you have to fight your way out of later.
Longer bookings cost less per day, because I get to hold the whole problem in my head instead of loading it back in every single time. That saving is real, so you get it.
Tell me the budget and I'll tell you what fits. If nothing fits, I will say that too, and then probably point you at somebody cheaper than me.
Two paragraphs is plenty. An idea counts. A screenshot helps enormously. You will get a real reply from a real person, which I am aware is a startlingly low bar to be advertising in 2026.