Services
The work is scoped around a specific business outcome. Before anything starts, you get a written scope, a clear price or rate, and a practical plan for how the work will be handled.
Small Fixes
Best for broken forms, deployment failures, CI/CD issues, auth problems, production errors, integrations that stopped working, and systems that worked yesterday but do not work today.
Connect And Automate
Best for connecting payment systems, SMS/email, third-party APIs, spreadsheets, and internal processes so repetitive work can happen with less manual effort and fewer missed steps.
Practical Tools
Best for internal web apps, APIs, Azure Functions, CLI utilities, admin tools, dashboards, prototypes, and custom utilities where off-the-shelf software creates too much friction.
.NET Modernization
Best for C# and .NET applications that need framework upgrades, cleaner architecture, safer deployment, better test coverage, or a more maintainable path forward.
Rates
Most work is scoped as a defined project with a clear outcome. Hourly work is reserved for consulting, approved changes, discovery, and support where the scope is naturally open-ended.
Best for contained issues where there is enough room to investigate, fix, test, and communicate clearly.
Best for integrations, internal tools, automation, small builds, and defined improvements that take days or weeks.
Used for consulting, technical review, discovery, support, and approved change requests.
Process
The process is designed for clients who want professional software help without living in meetings.
You send the problem, goal, links, screenshots, constraints, and deadline. I confirm whether it looks like a fit.
I turn the request into a short written scope with deliverables, assumptions, exclusions, price, timeline, and payment terms.
I work through the agreed scope, keep updates in writing, and ask for decisions when they affect scope, cost, or timeline.
You get the finished work, notes for use or deployment, and a clear path for fixes, support, or follow-on work.
Engagement Standards
Every paid project needs a clear outcome, included work, exclusions, timeline, communication expectations, and payment terms.
Projects under $1,000 are usually paid upfront. Larger projects typically start with a 50% deposit and can use milestones when delivery checkpoints are clear.
New requests, changed priorities, and added scope are handled through a written change order, hourly approval, or a new project scope.
The goal is working software, a repaired workflow, a documented decision, or a clean handoff. No vague hours or unclear deliverables.
Good Fit
Small businesses that need a technical problem solved without hiring a full team.
Founders or solo operators who need a reliable builder for focused product or operations work.
Lean teams with a backlog of fixes, integrations, internal tools, or .NET modernization work.
Next Step
Send the clearest version of the issue, goal, deadline, and budget range you have. I will tell you whether it looks like a fit and what I would need to scope it properly.