10 years of shipping software — full-stack, top to bottom. Director of Engineering at JKR Windows by day; independent contractor through Kickbush Dev by night. 150+ projects deployed, mostly under NDA. Currently taking 1–2 select contracts per quarter.
Five stages, no deck-ware, no theater. Same approach whether it's a 2-week marketing site or a multi-month platform build.
A short unstructured call. I want to understand the actual problem before pitching a solution.
A short written brief — what we're shipping, what we're explicitly not shipping, where the risks are.
Week one ends with a working spike or clickable prototype, not a deck. We pressure-test it together.
I work in tight chunks and you see something real every week. Production deploys are uneventful by design.
Documentation, repo access, a Loom walkthrough, and a stabilization window. Nothing surprises you after launch.
Marketing site, landing page, brochure site. Designed, built, deployed, handed off — usually inside a few weeks.
Best for: small businesses, professionals, and one-product launches that need to ship and move on.
Custom platforms — ecommerce, internal tools, dashboards, integrations. Frontend, backend, infra. Sketch to production.
Best for: founders and ops leaders building software they need to actually run on.
Drop into your team for a quarter or two. Architecture, code review, mentoring, and shipping the gnarly tickets nobody else wants.
Best for: teams hitting a complexity wall who need a senior generalist on their bench.
I read everything. Even the cold pitches. Tell me what you're building and what's getting in the way.