Scope reduction
Separate the launch-critical flow from features that can wait.
Build the smallest product that can actually be tested with users.
I help turn an early product idea into a working web MVP with a focused scope. Instead of overengineering the first version, I prioritize the user flow, core backend logic, data model and the integrations needed to launch and learn.
When it fits
A good fit for founders who need a working first release, not a months-long enterprise platform before the product has been validated.
Typical stack
HTML / CSS / JavaScript · Vue / Nuxt when useful · Go / Gin · Python / FastAPI · PostgreSQL · Redis · Docker
What I can deliver
Practical scope, clear implementation.
The exact combination depends on the project. These are the areas I can cover directly.
Web interface
A responsive interface for the main user actions and product states.
Backend & database
Business logic, API, PostgreSQL schema, authentication and required background jobs.
Integrations
Email, OAuth, payments or other third-party services needed for the first release.
Deployment
Docker-based or hosting-appropriate production preparation.
Iteration path
A structure that can be extended after real usage shows what matters next.
Process
From scope to working delivery.
1
Define MVP
We identify the one core user journey and the minimum supporting features.
2
Build in slices
I implement the product in testable pieces rather than waiting for one large final delivery.
3
Launch & refine
After deployment, the next iteration is based on actual priorities rather than assumptions.
Pricing
Request an estimate ↗Get a clear quote before development starts.
Small focused tasks can start from $150. Websites, features and integrations typically start from $400. Larger MVP and custom backend work starts from around $1,200, depending on scope.
FAQ
Common questions
Can you build both frontend and backend?+
Yes. For a focused MVP I can cover the web interface, backend, database, integrations and deployment.
How do you keep the MVP from becoming too large?+
I separate must-have launch functionality from nice-to-have features and make the trade-offs explicit before development.
Can payments and accounts be included?+
Yes, if they are part of the core launch flow. Authentication, subscriptions and webhook processing can be included in scope.
Can we continue after the MVP launches?+
Yes. The first version can be extended with more roles, automation, reporting, integrations or performance work as priorities become clearer.
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