For small software teams and agencies

Fix the problem stopping customers from signing up, paying, or using your product reliably.

You already have a SaaS, AI, web or mobile product, and one important part of it is broken or too risky to launch. I fix that part. I don't build whole products from an idea.

Start a $300 Launch TriageEmail the current blockerSee scope and pricing
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Who this is for

You have something I can look at

A code repository, a working prototype, a test build or a live product. Not just an idea.

One part matters most

People can't sign in, can't pay, can't finish the main task, can't trust what the AI gives them, or you can't get a stable release out.

There's a reason to fix it now

A launch date, a promise to a customer, a handover from an agency, or a cost that keeps growing while it's broken.

Start small

Three ways to work together

Launch Triage

$300

Paid upfront · delivered within 48 hours

  • A focused review of the product and code
  • The main launch problems, in order of importance
  • One page on what to do next and what I'd fix first

If you book a rescue within 14 days, the $300 comes off the price. I don't fix anything at this stage.

Critical Flow Rescue

From $1,500

Three to five business days

  • One customer journey, start to finish
  • Up to one substantial integration
  • Tests, handling what happens when things fail, and getting it ready to release

Best when we already know what's broken and how to check it's fixed.

Controlled Launch Sprint

From $3,000

Ten business days

  • Review and fix of one important journey
  • One substantial integration and one deployment target
  • Release checks, a handover and two rounds of review

Includes up to four hours of bug fixes in the seven days after handover.

What I've done before

Where this comes from

Money flow and correctness

In Brik, an invoice total showed up 100 times too small because one part of the app used naira and another expected kobo. I made both use the same calculation and added tests for units, quantities, rounding and half-filled forms.

AI workflow engineering

I've built AI features that real customers use, including voice transcription, work that runs in the background, saving progress so nothing's lost, retrying safely when something fails, and a person checking the result where it matters.

Release operations

I've taken mobile apps through iOS builds, App Store Connect and TestFlight, Google Play testing and in-app purchases, with release checks you can repeat.

Read the Brik case study or see the products I've shipped.

What happens next

  1. Tell me where things are. Send the product, what's blocking you, your deadline and your budget, using the email or the questions above.
  2. I tell you if I can help. You'll get a straight yes or no, and what I'd suggest doing first.
  3. We agree the work before I start. Direct projects start once the deposit has cleared. Work through a freelance platform starts once the milestone is funded.
  4. The clock starts once I have access. The written scope says what's being fixed, which integration is included, how we'll check it, what I need from you and the handover date.

This isn't for you if

Next step

Tell me where it breaks.

You don't need a formal brief. The product link, what it's built with, what's blocking you, your deadline and your budget are enough to start.

Start the fit check

You can also use the copy-and-send questions above.