I build AI products.Websites, SaaS & mobile apps.From idea to launch.

I help you identify where AI can create practical value, then turn the right opportunity into a working system. That may be an AI assistant, a document or knowledge workflow, an OpenAI API integration, an internal tool, an AI feature inside an existing product, or an automated process. We begin with the business outcome, available data, users, risks, and success criteria. You can hire me for a focused technical consultation, a prototype, or the complete production build.

Yes. I can take a product from discovery and scope through interface, frontend, backend, database, integrations, testing, and deployment. A SaaS or custom web application can include authentication, roles, subscriptions, dashboards, admin tools, APIs, and notifications when they are part of the agreed scope. A business website can include responsive development, content structure, forms, analytics, technical SEO foundations, hosting, and domain launch. You do not need a finished technical specification before the first call.

Cost and timing depend on the workflows, screens, user roles, integrations, data migration, AI usage, and launch requirements—not only the number of pages. After discovery, I provide a written scope with deliverables, exclusions, milestones, target timing, and a project quote. Third-party costs such as hosting, model or API usage, app-store accounts, email or SMS services, and paid software are identified separately so the ongoing operating cost is visible before development begins.

Yes. I can audit an AI-generated or vibe-coded application, identify what is reusable, and create a prioritized rescue plan. Typical work includes broken authentication, unsafe database access, payment or webhook failures, frontend and backend bugs, missing error handling, slow performance, deployment problems, tests, monitoring, and code structure. I do not promise a fixed rescue scope before seeing the repository and current production behaviour; the first step is an evidence-based code and deployment audit.

Yes. I build cross-platform applications with Expo and React Native and can handle the app interface, backend integration, authentication, notifications, testing builds, release configuration, and store submission when included in scope. The app is submitted through your Apple Developer and Google Play accounts so you retain control. Apple and Google make the final review decision, so submission can be included but approval cannot be guaranteed. Store fees, policy-required content, and third-party service charges remain separate.

Usually, yes. I can map the current process and build an n8n workflow using supported integrations, APIs, webhooks, databases, schedules, and AI steps where AI is genuinely useful. Before quoting, I confirm that each service has suitable API access, authentication, permissions, and rate limits. Production delivery can include test data, error paths, retry or recovery behaviour, alerts, editable workflow files, and documentation. Hosting, paid subscriptions, API usage, and ongoing monitoring are defined separately.

An OpenClaw engagement can include installation on a supported computer or VPS, onboarding, model-provider authentication, gateway and channel configuration, tools and skills, secure remote access, backups, updates, health checks, and troubleshooting. The exact setup depends on who will use it, which accounts and data it can access, and what actions it may perform. Each gateway should have a clearly defined trust boundary; mixed or untrusted users may require isolated gateways or hosts. Hosting, model-provider usage, and paid connector fees are separate.

Security is planned around the actual data and risk: least-privilege access, server-side secrets, protected credentials, validated inputs, access controls, logging, backups, and vendor-specific data settings where applicable. You receive the agreed source code in your repository, and production is deployed to accounts you control unless the scope says otherwise. Handoff can include environment and deployment documentation, known limitations, and a walkthrough. A defined post-launch warranty or ongoing maintenance plan can be added; new features and third-party fees are separate from bug fixes in the delivered scope.