Applications Your Future Self Will Thank You For
The app that launches is easy. The app that still works well two years later, with ten times the features and three times the team—that takes planning.
When Your App Becomes the Obstacle
Every startup has the same story: the MVP that got you funded becomes the legacy system that slows you down. The code that one person understood becomes the codebase that nobody wants to touch. 'Move fast and break things' works until you have customers who notice when things break.
Technical debt compounds. That shortcut from launch week is now buried under two years of features. The offshore team that built it fast is gone. New developers spend months understanding code before they can change it safely. Simple features take weeks because nobody's sure what else they'll break.
How I Build Applications
Architecture that supports growth. Code that new developers can understand. Performance that doesn't require throwing hardware at the problem.
Structure That Scales
Clean boundaries between components. Clear patterns that new developers can follow. Code organization that makes sense at 10x the current size.
Efficient by Design
Optimized queries, smart caching, minimal dependencies. Efficient code means lower infrastructure costs and better margins as you grow.
Type Safety Throughout
End-to-end typing catches bugs at compile time, not production. Refactoring becomes safe. IDE support actually works.
Accessible From Day One
WCAG compliance built in, not bolted on before launch. Broader audience, lower legal risk, better product.
Let's Talk About Your Project
I'm a US-based engineer. You'll talk directly with the person who does the work. No account managers, no handoffs, no surprises.
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