Design and build web applications that simplify operations and make daily work easier.
I help companies transform outdated applications and websites into intelligent digital products — where AI is the core of the user experience, not a feature bolted on afterwards. Design and implementation stay in one pair of hands: from wireframe and prototype to a deployed application. For Angular 2+ codebases, AI-assisted tooling helps me quickly understand the codebase, implement the right solution, and deliver high-quality results without lengthy manual work.
Your own SaaS product
Sign-up, pricing tiers and Stripe payments
Web apps and client portals
Day-to-day operations in one place
Modernization, not a rewrite
Angular 2+ brought up to date without downtime
AI as the core, not an add-on
Search, forms and assistance inside the product
UX/UI design, not just code
From wireframe to the finished interface
Who I help
The best fit is usually a company building a product of its own, or one that already feels friction in day-to-day operations and needs a practical product partner, not a generic brochure website.
Companies and founders who want their own SaaS product
The idea exists, but between it and paying customers sit sign-ups, pricing tiers, billing and running costs that quietly sink projects.
A deployed product that can take paying customers — from MVP onwards.
How I can helpCompanies needing a portal or internal app
Customer requests, internal operations and data live across emails, shared drives and ad-hoc tools.
One place where every role has its own view and the process has explicit rules.
How I can helpCompanies with an Angular 2+ app that blocks progress
Older Angular codebases become hard to extend, slow to run and expensive to maintain.
An application you can extend again — without a rewrite and without downtime.
How I can helpBusinesses ready to put AI at the center
A search box on top of an old site no longer cuts it — users expect the product to point them to what they need and walk them through it.
A product that guides the user, instead of waiting for the right question.
How I can helpWhat I help companies solve
The offer is intentionally framed around business problems and delivery outcomes, not around the framework list.
SaaS products from idea to paying customers
I build SaaS applications including the parts that usually take the longest: sign-up and authentication, subscriptions and pricing tiers via Stripe, and serving many customers from a single deployment. The same pieces are built into my own products.
What this meansWeb applications and client portals
I build interfaces that combine product clarity, application logic and maintainable delivery.
What this meansAutomated Angular 2+ refactoring
I migrate older Angular 2+ codebases to modern Angular using AI-assisted tooling — quickly understanding the codebase, implementing changes with precision, and delivering results without tedious manual work.
What this meansSelected proof points
These references were chosen because they show the strongest mix of business relevance, delivery depth and practical product thinking.
Weather InTouch
A deployed multi-channel weather platform built around proactive alerts, Stripe subscription tiers and a shared cache designed to collapse paid-API calls across users.
LingoSnap
A full-stack product combining application UX, backend services and AI-powered document workflows.
ELISA
Enterprise application modernization with Angular upgrade, refactoring and cleaner UX direction.
tSM
Work on a larger operational platform handling demanding telecom process orchestration.
Rental App
A multi-platform application that translates real rental workflow into a practical digital tool.
QMS
A process-driven production system for queue management in service-heavy environments.
How collaboration usually works
The goal is not to push code fast at any cost. The goal is to arrive at a usable solution with enough clarity to keep momentum.
Understand the workflow
We identify where the current friction is, who uses the system and what result actually matters.
Choose the right scope
Sometimes the right next step is a prototype, sometimes a narrow first release, sometimes modernization of an existing part.
Refine the solution sprint by sprint
Development follows the customer's current priorities. Each sprint validates another set of scenarios and gradually clarifies what the final product should be.
Support real usage
Once the application is live, the next step is usually refinement, expansion and ongoing operational support.
Not sure about the scope yet? Let's start with a prototype.
When the direction still needs validation, the first step is rarely a full build. A focused prototype takes a single workflow, makes it tangible and turns abstract requirements into something the team can actually test.
New SaaS products
A clickable prototype of the core flow — sign-up, the main use case and pricing tiers — before committing to a full build.
Document-heavy operations
PDF data extraction, review and approval workflows, and AI-assisted draft generation over existing documents.
Legacy-system clients
A modern interface over an existing backend, replacing the single most painful workflow before any broader rewrite.
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