Small, focused builds in the languages and platforms I know best. Scope, timeline, price, and source-code handoff are agreed in writing for each project.
Choose a budget under $100, $100–$199, or $200–$300. Check country-specific pricing, festival discounts, and apply using one project form.
WPF, WinForms, and command-line utilities, with packaging choices based on the requirements and target environment.
Native Android apps, ADB toolkits, and MVPs. Optimized for low-end devices — with attention to performance and usability on a range of devices.
Landing pages, dashboards, PWAs, and internal tools. Built to actually load fast on mobile — not just pass Lighthouse in development.
Chrome, Firefox, and Edge extensions for automation, scraping, and workflow shortcuts. Built with minimal permissions so users trust installing them.
Recon scripts, automation pipelines, and internal tooling. Practical, tested, and documented so your team can extend it without you calling me.
A clear process keeps expectations aligned. Exact milestones depend on the project.
You send a short description of what you want. I review it and respond when I can. Scope, timing, and price are agreed before work begins.
We agree on what's included, what's not, and what "done" looks like. Scope, milestones, and price are agreed in writing before work begins.
Work is done against the agreed scope. Access to a repository and review checkpoints can be agreed during planning.
Deliverables, source-code handover, documentation, and any support period are specified in the written project agreement.
That's fine. Send a short description of the problem you're solving, and we can discuss which platform may fit it. Sometimes a simple script is enough.
No. If you have a design, great — I'll build from it. If not, I'll build a clean UI that fits the platform conventions. For web projects I default to a minimal, modern look and confirm before locking it in.
Prices can be displayed in several currencies using indicative reference rates. The displayed conversion is not a payment quote; payment methods and the final amount are agreed directly before work begins.
The written agreement should explain how scope changes, delays, and any price adjustments are handled before work begins.
Confidentiality requirements can be discussed before a project starts and should be captured in a written agreement before sharing sensitive information.