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From an idea to a working product with users: interface, back end, AI pipeline, 3D in the browser, deployment. One person — the whole team.
Flows, screens, what gets cut for the MVP. An honest 'what's not there' list — like on Msgr's site.
Components, typography, states. Not pictures — working React components.
Next.js / React, Node or Python, PostgreSQL, auth, roles, admin panel.
LLMs for parsing, classification, dictionaries — with manual editing as part of the product.
React Three Fiber, a Blender pipeline, WebRTC, Socket.IO, PWA with offline.
Vercel, Railway or your server: backups, monitoring, CI, documentation.
The price is fixed after the brief. Below are starting points: the exact figure is scoped and sent the next day.
Test the idea on real people, not slides.
Like NaviTo or the 3D fitting room: a product with a core competitors don't have.
Like Msgr: your own system on your own server, with backups and realtime.
Each card says what exactly was done, and what such a project costs and takes with me.
AI classifieds: Telegram flea markets parsed into a catalogue, PWA, three countries
A self-hosted messenger with calls, backups and an honest landing
A 3D fitting room in the browser: Blender pipeline + React Three Fiber
A SaaS project board with payments and teams
A PWA with chords, a dictionary of meanings and lessons
A city guide from 290,000 chat messages: a local LLM, a geocoder, a map — no back end, no paid APIs
Who the user is, what hurts, what we cut. Output: a screen list and a fixed price.
A clickable Figma prototype. We test the logic on two or three real people.
Database, API, the main flow end-to-end. A staging link from week one.
States, errors, mobile, speed, analytics.
Deploy, monitoring, docs. First users — together.
You own the code and the data. No platform limits, no per-seat subscriptions, no migration once the product grows. The stack is ordinary — Next.js, Node/Python, PostgreSQL — any developer can pick it up.
Look at NaviTo, Msgr, Studio — all built by one pair of hands, deployed, with live users. The honest limit: I don't promise heavy load (millions of requests) or native apps.
Yes: $55 an hour with a weekly report. But a fixed price for a scope is usually better for you — I take the estimation risk.
Usually not. For me AI is a data-processing layer: parse listings, extract chords, classify. Fewer ML steps, but reliable ones, and manual editing as part of the product.
A month of fixes is included. After that — from $700 a month: monitoring, updates, small features. Or I hand it to your team with docs.
«Обычно интуитивно понимает задачу и предлагает готовый вариант с первого раза. Видно, что ему нравится своё дело.»
Write two paragraphs: who the user is and what they need to do. We'll sort out the rest on a call.
Identity, site, admin panel and payments — one person, from 2 weeks, on your hosting. No 'designer here, developer there'.
Mark, brand book, posters, print, social — and the same person builds it afterwards. Design that knows how it will be shipped.
Orders, records, calculations and documents — with no re-typing by hand. A form instead of files, a sheet with scripts instead of a 'big system', notifications instead of calls. We measure before and after.