You Vibe-Coded a SaaS Prototype. Now Let's Make It Production-Ready.

1. Production-Ready Code & Infrastructure

I take what you've built and make it shipable. That means:

• Fixing broken or half-working features
• Building missing pieces (auth, payments, core functionality)
• Cleaning up messy AI-generated code
• Setting up deployment that doesn't break at 3 AM
• Adding monitoring so you see problems before users do
• Implementing security configs that won't get you roasted

You get a SaaS that works reliably, deploys smoothly, and doesn't require a team to maintain.

2. Playbooks So You Can Run It Yourself

Code alone isn't enough. You need to know how to operate it. That's why you get:

• Deployment runbook — how to ship updates without breaking production
• Incident playbook — what to check when things go sideways
• Monitoring dashboard — alerts that tell you what's wrong and how to fix it
• Security checklist — the critical configs that prevent most breaches
• Scaling guide — when to upgrade and what to watch

No mysterious scripts. No "just trust me." You'll understand how everything works and how to maintain it solo.

3. Built for Your Stack (or We Pick One That Won't Bite Later)

Already built something in Python, Node, or Go? I'll work with what you have.

If you're starting fresh or need to rebuild, I'll recommend tools that make sense for your product — frameworks that handle auth without tears, databases that don't require a PhD, deployment platforms that just work.

No boilerplate. No dogma. Just pragmatic choices that won't haunt you later.

1. Discovery Call (30 min, free)

We'll look at what you've built. I'll walk through your code, ask about your product, and figure out what's broken, what's missing, and what's salvageable.

You'll leave with clarity: whether this is fixable, what needs to happen, and if we're a good fit.

No upselling. Just honest assessment.

2. Proposal

After the call, I'll send a proposal with:

• What we're building (specific deliverables)
• Timeline (typically 4-8 weeks)
• Fixed price (no hourly billing, no surprise invoices)

Every project is different. No cookie-cutter packages.

3. Build & Ship

I work directly with you — no outsourcing, no handoffs. You'll get regular updates (not daily standups, just "here's what's done").

When we ship, you get production-ready code, deployed infrastructure, documentation, playbooks, and a week of post-launch support to handle any issues.

You walk away with a SaaS you can run yourself.

Can you really fix my vibe-coded mess?

Probably.

I've seen repos where the AI hallucinated an entire database layer. I've debugged FastAPI apps that used Flask patterns. I've untangled Docker configs that would make a veteran cry.

If it runs (even barely), we can fix it. If it doesn't run, we'll figure out what broke and get it working.

The discovery call exists so I can tell you honestly: "yes, this is salvageable" or "no, we should start fresh with these specific pieces."

No upselling. Just clarity.

What if I haven't written any code yet?

Even better.

We'll pick a stack that won't haunt you later, set up the foundation (auth, billing, deployment), and build the core features right the first time.

You'll avoid the "rebuild everything in 6 months" trap.

What tech stack do you work with?

Python (FastAPI, Django, Flask), Node, Go, whatever you need.

For frontend: React, Next.js, Svelte — I adapt to what makes sense.

For infra: I default to simple, boring choices that scale. Usually Docker, Postgres, Redis, and deployment to Railway/Fly/AWS depending on your needs.

No "use my favorite framework" bias. We pick what fits your product.

How much does this cost?

Every project is different, so I scope and price after the discovery call.

You'll get a fixed price upfront — no hourly billing, no surprise invoices.

How long does it take?

Depends on what we're building. I'll give you a realistic timeline in the proposal.

I work on 1–2 projects at a time (no assembly line), so there might be a queue. I'll be upfront about availability.

Do you offer ongoing support?

After we ship, you get a week of "oh crap, X broke" support included.

Beyond that, we can do a monthly retainer if you want someone on call for weird bugs or feature additions.

But the goal is to hand you something you can run yourself — not create dependency.

What if I just need advice, not code?

Book the discovery call anyway.

If you just need architecture guidance or a second pair of eyes on your infra, I can do consulting-only.

I'll tell you what I'd do and why. You build it.