Working together

How it works

No discovery call gauntlet, no proposal deck. You show me the problem, I look at it, and you get a straight answer about what it needs.

Who this is for

Founders and developers who built something with Cursor, Lovable, Bolt, Replit, v0, Copilot or ChatGPT and have reached the point where another prompt isn’t going to fix it. A broken deployment, a codebase nobody understands, an app that’s 80% done, or a prototype you’re not sure is safe to put in front of users.

Getting help shouldn’t be complicated.

  1. 01

    Tell me what’s happening.

    Send a URL, GitHub repo, error, screenshot, Loom, or just a description.

  2. 02

    I investigate.

    I understand the system before changing it.

  3. 03

    You get clarity.

    I’ll explain what’s wrong, why, what needs fixing, what can stay, and what I recommend.

  4. 04

    We fix it.

    Implementation with clear communication.

  5. 05

    You move forward.

    You keep ownership of the code and the project.

What I expect from you, and what you can expect from me

What I'll do

  • Read the code before offering an opinion about it.
  • Tell you when the honest answer is "this doesn't need me".
  • Explain findings in language you can act on without a translator.
  • Give you the bad news early rather than at the end.
  • Leave you owning the code, the accounts and the deployment.

What helps most from you

  • Access to the code, and to whatever is failing.
  • The real story, including the parts you're embarrassed about.
  • One person who can answer questions when I have them.
  • A clear sense of what "done" means for you.

Start with a technical diagnosis.

AI App Diagnostic

For founders who aren’t sure what’s actually wrong with their application.

  • Architecture review
  • Code quality review
  • Obvious security risks
  • Performance concerns
  • Deployment problems
  • Dependency issues
  • Prioritized action plan

Your AI-built app doesn’t need another prompt.

Sometimes it needs an engineer.

Send the messy version. That’s usually the useful version.

Show me what’s stuck.

Don’t spend another six hours fighting the same bug. Send me what you’ve got — the messy version is usually the useful version.

Both open with a short template already filled in.