Service
I do not only consult. I build and run products: WP Security Ninja, SEO Booster, SEO Perception, FormReceipt, and more. If you need a plugin, tool, or technical system built by someone who still maintains software in production, that is the work.
How I work with you
Founders and product owners usually need a partner who can turn a fuzzy idea into a first version you can ship, explain trade-offs without condescension, and stay honest about scope. My background runs from early programming through PHP/MySQL to modern SaaS — so I can go deep technically while still talking like a human.
Founders and businesses that need a SaaS, plugin, or internal tool built by an experienced product developer - especially if long-term maintenance matters as much as launch day.
Client product work benefits from the scars of real releases: licensing, updates, support edge cases, and the boring reliability work that keeps users trusting you. That is the difference between a demo and a product.
If your product lives inside WordPress, my WordPress & WooCommerce experience applies directly. If discoverability matters, technical SEO and AI & GEO visibility often show up in the roadmap.
You should understand milestones, risks, and cost drivers without learning a new jargon set. I translate architecture choices into outcomes: time to launch, maintenance burden, and what we deliberately leave out of v1.
I prefer products that can grow over years. That means sane structure, documentation, and honest conversations about what is reusable versus what is a temporary shortcut.
What must work on day one versus what can wait - I help cut scope to something shippable without baking in dead ends.
Stack choice, data model, licensing, and deployment - built by someone who still maintains his own products years later.
Working software in stages, with staging demos so you can test flows before launch pressure hits.
Deployment, documentation, and optional ongoing development - products need care after v1.
Both. I have shipped WordPress plugins with thousands of users and SaaS tools with billing and onboarding. The right shape depends on your audience.
Yes. I translate ideas into concrete milestones and explain trade-offs without jargon where possible.
Typically you do for client work, with a clear agreement upfront. Licensing, hosting, and support terms are spelled out before build starts.
Yes - ongoing iteration is often part of the work. I prefer long-term products over one-off throwaway builds.
AI can speed drafting, but architecture, security, and product judgment still need an experienced adult in the room. That is part of how I work.
