Digital products that hold up in production.

I bridge the gap between robust server-side architecture and responsive user interfaces. You don’t need to hire a separate frontend developer, backend engineer, and database architect to get your project off the ground.

Whether it is an MVP for a tech startup or an e-commerce integration, you get the technical work from one person, without coordination between several teams.

Good fits are technical founders, SaaS companies, e-commerce brands and established businesses that need more from their web platform.

I build custom web applications, complex system integrations and scalable architectures. If you have a business problem that needs a reliable, well-documented technical solution, let's talk.

I offer both flat project fees and hourly rates, depending entirely on the nature of your project and your business needs.

For projects with a highly defined scope, a flat fee gives you financial predictability. For ongoing development, maintenance, or projects with evolving requirements (like early-stage SaaS platforms), working on an hourly basis usually makes the most sense. Reach out, and we can figure out the best structure for your goals.

Everything starts with a discovery chat or video call to deeply understand your requirements and business goals.

Once we agree on the scope and timeline, a 50% deposit secures your spot in my schedule. From there, I build the first working draft or MVP. We then go through dedicated revision rounds to polish the product. Upon your final approval and final payment, I deliver the code and handle the deployment.

Flat-fee projects include two full rounds of revisions, so the result matches what we agreed on.

Revisions beyond those two rounds, or major features outside the original scope, are billed at my standard hourly rate. Scope changes are normal. They just get priced openly.

I'm a big believer in asynchronous communication. It lets me maintain the deep focus I need to write clean, high-quality code for your project.

My preferred channel for tracking tasks and bugs is a ticket-system like GitLab. For day-to-day updates and quick questions, I prefer Slack or Email. We can, of course, schedule regular video calls to discuss major milestones, but async keeps the project moving efficiently.

I am based in Vienna, Austria (CET/CEST).

Because my workflow heavily relies on highly organized, asynchronous communication, I regularly work with clients across multiple timezones. As long as we can find a small overlap for our necessary milestone meetings, timezone differences are rarely an issue.

Send me a message with a short overview of your project, your timeline and what you want to achieve.

I'll review it and get back to you to schedule an initial call. Once I understand the technical requirements and your goals, I'll send a proposal with an estimate and a roadmap.