Full-stack Web Development

Most "web app" projects fail at the boring middle. The marketing page ships fast, the auth-and-billing layer drags for weeks, and the admin panel never gets built so the team is editing JSON in the database. I do the whole arc — landing page, product, admin, billing, integrations — on a stack that doesn't fight you in year two.

What I build

Marketing & content sites — Next.js + Tailwind, headless CMS or markdown-in-repo, hosted on Vercel or Cloudflare. Edge-cached, accessible, indexable, and editable by non-technical team members through a simple CMS.

SaaS web apps — multi-tenant data model, auth with role-based access, Stripe billing (subscriptions, metered, or usage-based), customer portal, transactional email, and admin dashboard. Production-ready, not a demo.

Internal tools and admin panels — operational dashboards, CRUD interfaces, custom CRMs, workflow systems. The unglamorous software your team actually uses.

Custom integrations — webhooks, third-party APIs, ETL between systems, scheduled jobs. Idempotent, retried, audit-logged.

How this differs from agency work

I work like an engineer, not a project manager. You talk directly to the person writing the code. Decisions get made in the same conversation. Documentation lives next to the code. The handover is real — your team can pick up exactly where I leave.