AlphaStats
Built end to end: architecture, data modelling, interface, analytics and AI features.
- Next.js
- Prisma
- Supabase
- AI
Web apps, mobile apps and SaaS products, built end to end for people and teams with things to build and problems to solve.
From architecture and backend through to interface, integrations and launch, you work directly with a senior full-stack engineer with over 10 years in software products.
From architecture and development through testing and launch, I build custom software and stay accountable for the whole process.
I have worked on web products, mobile apps, SaaS platforms, payment systems, UI libraries and AI tools. On the projects below I owned the technical implementation outright, from architecture and development to wiring in everything the product needed.
Built end to end: architecture, data modelling, interface, analytics and AI features.
Multi-tenant architecture, company-level authorisation and offline-first sync.
Shown without an external link
Backend, APIs, authentication, licensing, payments and reusable UI libraries.
Monorepo, backend, authentication, payments and interface — all built end to end.
AI agents trained on a company’s own information, for support and lead generation.
A React component system on top of Tailwind, with documentation and examples.
Not every project needs the same solution. Depending on the goal, we can build something new, automate an existing process, or improve the infrastructure of a product already live.
Turn an idea into a working product, for startups and companies that need more than a template.
Cross-platform apps wired to backends and external services, built with care for experience, security and maintenance.
Less manual work, more control over operations. I connect the tools your business already uses.
When off-the-shelf software does not cover the requirements, we build a system that fits your processes, team and goals.
Understand what needs fixing before you invest in building.
A good process should be clear, predictable and flexible enough to follow where the project actually goes.
A conversation of about 30 minutes: what you want to build, who will use it, what the priorities are, which integrations and constraints exist.
Scope, included features, deliverables, technical approach, estimated cost and stages. We do not start building before it is clear what we are building.
Development in stages, with working deliverables, feedback, testing and validation along the way. You see real progress instead of waiting for the end.
Handover, the documentation that matters, help at launch and fixes for anything that surfaces. The 30 days of support depend on the type of project and what we agree.
I use technology and architecture that fit what each project actually needs. I pick solutions that let the product be built, maintained and extended without adding complexity where none is called for.
I choose the technology to fit the product, not the product to fit the technology.
Three ways to start, depending on where you stand: something to assess, something to build, or something already live that needs to keep moving.
For existing products that need a technical assessment before the next stage of development.
For new products or features that can be planned and delivered within a set window.
For companies that need continuous development, maintenance and improvement.
Availability depends on the type of project, its complexity and duration, and how many collaborations are already running.
Web apps, mobile apps, SaaS products, internal platforms, automation, AI integrations and custom software systems. I work on new products as well as ones already live that need development or maintenance.
It depends on scope, complexity, the number of features, integrations and the level of support needed. After the first conversation I propose an approach and an estimate based on the actual requirements.
Yes. I can review the architecture and the existing code, identify what needs attention first, and take part in developing the product. Depending on the situation, this can start with a technical audit.
Yes. I work with founders, product managers, designers and existing engineering teams. The role is set according to what the project needs and what the team already covers.
The code and deliverables built for the project belong to the client. Rights over the implementation and the terms of transfer are set out in the collaboration agreement.
Yes. I work remotely with clients in the European Union and the United States, depending on the project schedule and how the working hours overlap.
Yes. You do not need every requirement defined before the first conversation. It is enough to tell me what you want to build, what problem it solves and what you want to get out of it.
You do not need a finished brief to start. Send me a few details about the project, the problem you want solved and where you are with it. We will work out together what needs building and what the next steps could be.
If you need a technical partner who can own the build end to end, we can start with a conversation about your project.
Talk about your project