I will zero to product on market

An idea isn't a product, and a prototype isn't a business. The gap between them is where most builds usually die because someone spent the runway on plumbing and never reached the thing customers actually pay for.

I take products from nothing to live. Founder of three startups. Built and launched a sports app solo, start to finish, in one month. First engineer at two companies and #2 engineer on a regulated financial platform that had to survive audit so "fast" doesn't mean "fragile."

How I work: value first. We build the one thing your customer pays for and put it in front of them early. Everything else gets designed for on day one in the data model and built when they're earned, not before. You find out whether the thing works while you still have money left.

Ship small. Prove it. Scale it when it earns it.

Start with Discovery & Architecture. One week, and you walk away owning a build plan whether or not you continue with me. That's deliberate. You shouldn't be committing a five-figure budget to a stranger on faith.

Message me with what you're building and I'll tell you honestly whether I'm the right person for it.