One offer, done properly: your product, built and shipped.
I take software from idea to production on a fixed scope and a fixed price. One senior engineer, accountable end to end.
The problem with the usual options
Hiring an engineering team takes months you don't have. Agencies bill by the week and scope drifts. Solo freelancers are a lottery. What you actually want is a working product, a known price, and one accountable person who has shipped this kind of thing many times before.
What you get
A complete, production ready application: designed, built, deployed, documented, and supported. I work AI accelerated: modern agentic tooling does the heavy lifting, but every decision is senior led, backed by fifteen years of building products by hand for companies from startups to Johnson & Johnson, GSK, Babbel, and Carwow, and for regulated environments including the NHS.
How it works
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Step 1
Scoping sprint
One paid week that turns your idea into a written spec, an architecture, a delivery plan, and a fixed price quote. How the scoping sprint works.
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Step 2
Fixed-scope build
I build the agreed product against the spec - working software you can see at every milestone, a fixed price, no surprises.
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Step 3
Launch & support
Deployed to production, documented, handed over properly. With support after launch so it keeps working when real users arrive.
What this looks like in practice
Fixed window builds are what my case studies are made of: an edge to cloud analytics platform delivered in a six week cycle, an interactive event experience shipped in a four week sprint, and a complete SaaS product designed, built, and operated end to end. If your project looks anything like these, the process above is how they happened.
Not a build?
I also take contract engagements (a senior engineer inside your team, on a day rate) and fractional support (ongoing part time engineering without a full time hire).
Ready when you are
Tell me what you're building. A 30-minute call is enough to know whether a scoping sprint is the right next step.