I build products end-to-end. Code, infrastructure, distribution. I founded Sapplify, shipped 6 apps across 3 platforms, and launched euinvoice.app as a production SaaS. I bring that same depth to every project.
Building Sapplify meant solving problems that aren’t code. I built a 675-page SEO engine because the best app nobody finds is still nobody’s app. I built ML models in pure Dart because sending health data to the cloud wasn’t an option. I built my own content pipeline because no existing tool could do what I needed.
That’s how I approach every project. The code is one layer. What makes it work is everything around it.
Six apps across three platforms, built and run by one person. From product and code to marketing, ASO, and content. This is what building a company end-to-end actually looks like.
A production SaaS EU invoice generator for freelancers and small businesses. Covers 7 EU countries with automatic VAT handling, reverse charge detection, client-side PDF generation, and Stripe monetization.
A real-time global emotion tracker. Users anonymously share how they feel and see the world’s collective mood on an interactive 3D wireframe globe — built entirely without frameworks.
When you hire a developer who’s also built a company, you get someone who thinks about the product, not just the feature.
I’ve been through the full cycle myself. Product, marketing, distribution, support. That experience shows up in how I build.
I focus on what moves the product forward, not just checking off features.
I build like it’s my own product, because I know what it takes to maintain one.
I stay involved after launch. Shipping is the starting point, not the finish line.
I work project-based, fixed price, typically 4–12 weeks. I’d love to hear about it.