Ashish Sharma

I build focused web products in 14 days, for a flat $4,500. Mostly on Cloudflare, sometimes AWS, always handed over with the code and the accounts.

Full-stack, backend-first engineer. Remote, working with teams in the US, EU and UK.

Already have a product? A $5,000 architecture review produces a ranked fix list in five days. Or hire a Cloudflare Workers developer, or move Lambda to Workers.

The 14-day buildOne workflow, live

The goal isn't to squeeze a big product into two weeks. It's to get the right first version in front of real users, with enough engineering underneath to keep building on.

Days 1–2

Scope

The smallest version worth launching: core flow, data model, integrations.

Days 3–5

Foundation

App structure, auth, database, API contracts and a deployable baseline.

Days 6–11

The core workflow

The path users came for, built end to end across frontend, backend, integrations and data.

Days 12–14

Launch

Production checks, fixes, deploy, and handover notes.

Price
$4,500 USD, flat. Scope is agreed before day one, so the deadline is real.
You get
  • A focused web app or SaaS MVP
  • Next.js frontend and product flows
  • APIs, auth, database and the core integrations
  • Production deployment, Cloudflare-first where it fits
You own
The source code, the deployment accounts and the technical handover.
Good fit
A clear idea, a launch date, and one workflow worth putting in front of real users. Pricing and other engagements
Not a fit
  • You want a staffing marketplace to send three candidates
  • The first useful version needs more than one core workflow
  • You need a large multi-disciplinary agency team
  • The budget is under $4,500

Selected workAll projects

ClientWhat I builtStack
WhydonateScaled the donation platform's API to 4M+ requests a day, through campaign traffic spikes, without a rewrite.Cloudflare Workers, TypeScript, Cloudflare Pages, Cloudflare R2, Cloudflare Queues
HudproThe application and backend for real estate inventory workflows, modelled around the queries the product actually runs.Next.js, Python, AWS Lambda, DynamoDB, API design
aa.healthA HIPAA-ready backend for patient workflows, built from scratch with explicit access boundaries.Python, PostgreSQL, Cloudflare, API security
WakamiappThe whole backend platform: core APIs, data model, authentication and production foundations.Backend architecture, API design, Database design, Authentication, Cloud deployment

What clients saidVia Upwork

“Ashish delivered exceptional work on a highly technical Cloudflare/Workers project. His communication was excellent throughout.”
Cloudflare Edge Architecture
“Ashish is a fantastic dev. Very hardworking and was always able to come up with solutions for my project.”
Cloudflare Worker + Supabase Integration
“I'd love to work with Ashish again. He really writes clean, great code.”
ASN1/DER Parsing on Cloudflare Edge
“Was great working with him. He made everything work and went above and beyond.”
Custom Webhook with Reverse Proxy

WritingAll posts

Questions

What fits in 14 days?

One clear product workflow: a customer-facing SaaS v1, an internal tool, a marketplace flow, or a focused feature on an existing product. Scope is locked before day one. How I scope an MVP.

What if my idea needs longer?

I'll say so on the first call. We can cut it to a launch slice that's still worth shipping, or plan a scoped follow-on build after the MVP.

Do I own the code and the accounts?

Yes. The code, the deployment accounts and the handover notes are yours. The point is a product you can run and extend without me.

Why Cloudflare?

Workers, Pages, R2 and Queues keep delivery fast without giving up a production path. Where a workload needs AWS, I use AWS or a mix of both.

I already have a product. Where do I start?

With the $5,000 architecture audit: five business days, a ranked fix list and a Workers-vs-AWS decision. Implementation is quoted after that, from $4,500.

How does $4,500 compare to other ways of building an MVP?

It depends on scope more than anything. I broke down the hours and the trade-offs in what an MVP really costs.

Got a product that needs to exist in two weeks?

Send the product goal, the key user and the launch date. I'll tell you on the call whether it fits a 14-day build, before anything starts.