Your MVP — scoped on day 0, live by day 14
Fixed price. Code you own.
You have the idea — maybe the deck, maybe the Figma. What you don't have is the product, and every week without it costs you users, learning, and investor momentum.
Here's the deal: on day 0 we lock a scope that fits the box. By day 14, it's live. Not a prototype, not a no-code demo: a real Next.js application your first users can sign up for and pay in.
Latest one: a New York AI startup — production MVP live in 14 days, working directly with the CTO. I then ran its frontend for the next 6 months.
What you get
- A deployed production app — Next.js, React, TypeScript, Tailwind, Vercel or Cloudflare. The boring, hireable stack your future team will thank you for.
- One core flow, done properly: auth, payments (Stripe), and the feature that proves your bet.
- Daily async progress updates. A staging link from day 3.
- Full handover: repo, docs, deployment access. You own everything.
How it works
- 30-min call — fit check, free.
- Day 0 — scope lock. We cut to the one flow that proves the bet. Fixed scope, fixed price, signed.
- Days 1–14 — build. Daily updates; your decisions never block more than 24h.
- Day 14 — launch and handover.
- After — most engagements continue as a monthly iteration retainer. That's how the last 14-day sprint became a 6-month engagement.
From $15,000
50% to book the slot, 50% at handover. One MVP slot at a time.
Founders I've shipped with
I had the pleasure of working alongside Mickael as his product lead at Mini Studio, where he was our frontend-heavy fullstack engineer. In a fast-paced startup environment with constantly shifting priorities, Mickael was exactly the kind of engineer you wanted in the trenches with you: fast, reliable, and always positive.
One moment that stands out: when we had just a couple of weeks to launch our product in Korea, Mickael worked relentlessly — staying up until 1, 2, even 3am — and did it all with a smile on his face. It was a massive feat and one of my favorite memories from our time together at Mini Studio.
What makes Mickael special goes beyond his speed as a developer. He's incredibly attentive to detail, making sure every screen and iteration matches spec perfectly. He's also one of the most versatile engineers I've worked with, always jumping in to help with QA, backend tasks, or supporting other frontend devs whenever he could. He doesn't just excel at his job; he makes everyone around him better.
On top of all that, Mickael is simply a joy to work with. His upbeat energy and willingness to go above and beyond made a real force of impact on our team. Any company looking for a talented, dedicated, and genuinely great frontend or fullstack engineer would be lucky to have him.
I also ship my own products — JobLens AI is live on the Chrome Web Store. I build for you the way I build for me.
FAQ
What can realistically ship in 14 days?
One core flow, production-grade: auth, payments, and your differentiating feature — deployed and monitored. Not a marketplace with 40 screens. The day-0 scoping call exists precisely to cut to what proves the bet.
What if my idea doesn't fit in 14 days?
Then I tell you on the free call — before you've paid anything. We either cut deeper on day 0, or I quote it honestly as a longer custom engagement. The date never moves; the scope does.
What do I need to commit?
Availability for one async check-in per day and decisions within 24h. That's it — I handle the rest.
Who owns the code?
You do, from the first commit. Your repo, your infrastructure accounts, full documentation at handover.
What stack?
Next.js / React / TypeScript / Tailwind on Vercel or Cloudflare — deliberately mainstream so any engineer you hire later can take over immediately.
What happens after launch?
Whatever you want: full handover and goodbye, or a monthly iteration retainer to keep shipping. No lock-in either way.