API requests/day scaled on Whydonate
[ Full-stack MVP delivery / Cloudflare specialized ]
A real product, ready to test in 14 days.
I build focused web MVPs for founders who need a working product, not another prototype. One senior engineer across the product flow, frontend, backend, cloud, and launch.
Best for a clear product idea, a launch deadline, and one core workflow worth putting in front of real users.
Workers, Pages, R2, Queues, TypeScript
Next.js, APIs, auth, databases, search
Source code, accounts, and technical handover
How the 14 days work
A short build needs a sharp scope.
The goal is not to squeeze a large product into two weeks. It is to get the right version live quickly, with enough engineering underneath it to learn from real users.
01 / Days 01-02
Scope the product
We define the smallest version worth launching: core user flow, data model, integrations, and the production target.02 / Days 03-05
Build the foundation
Application structure, Cloudflare and AWS choices, database, auth, API contracts, and a deployable baseline.03 / Days 06-11
Ship the core workflow
The product path users came for, built end to end across frontend, backend, integrations, and data.04 / Days 12-14
Test, deploy, hand over
Production checks, fixes, deployment, and the notes you need to keep building after launch.What the $4,500 includes
Everything needed for a credible first release.
- A focused web application or SaaS MVP
- Next.js frontend and product flows
- APIs, auth, database, and core integrations
- Cloudflare-first deployment where it fits
- Production deployment and source-code handover
Selected work
Built for the moment the product gets real.
Hudpro
Hudpro Real Estate Application Backend
Built application and backend architecture for real estate inventory workflows across Next.js, Python services, AWS Lambda, and DynamoDB.
- Next.js application delivery
- Python + AWS Lambda backend
- DynamoDB inventory workflows
Whydonate
Whydonate Donation API Scale
Scaled donation platform infrastructure on a Cloudflare-first stack using Workers with TypeScript, Pages, R2, Queues, PlanetScale MySQL, and Typesense search.
- 4M+ API requests/day
- Cloudflare Workers TypeScript APIs
- Cloudflare Pages, R2, and Queues
Wakamiapp
Wakamiapp End-to-End Backend Platform
Designed and built the backend platform end-to-end, including core APIs, data modeling, authentication boundaries, and production-ready service foundations.
- End-to-end backend ownership
- Production API foundations
- Multi-workflow product backend
Questions, answered
Clear scope. No surprise handoff.
01What fits in a 14-day MVP?
One clear product workflow. Think a customer-facing SaaS v1, internal tool, marketplace flow, or a focused existing-product feature. The scope is locked before Day 01 so the deadline is real.
02What happens if the idea needs more than two weeks?
I will say so in the first call. We can reduce it to a valuable launch slice or continue after the MVP as a clearly scoped follow-on build.
03Will I own the code and accounts?
Yes. The application code, deployment accounts, and technical handoff belong to you. The goal is a product you can operate and extend.
04Why Cloudflare?
Cloudflare Workers, Pages, R2, and Queues are a strong fit for many MVPs because they keep delivery fast without losing a production path. I use AWS or a hybrid setup where the workload needs it.
Notes on building it well
all postsCloudflare Workers use cases: 12 production patterns for APIs, webhooks, caching and queues
The best Cloudflare Workers use cases are narrow, high-leverage request paths: protect an API, receive a webhook, serve a cacheable read, issue a signed upload, or move slow work to a queue. The mistake is treating Workers as a place to put every backend decision.
Cloudflare Workers backend architecture checklist for SaaS APIs
A Cloudflare Workers backend ranks in production when every edge responsibility is explicit: routing, validation, auth, caching, queues, storage, database access, observability, and rollback.
Best backend engineering services for startups: what to look for before you hire
The best backend engineering hire is not always the biggest agency or marketplace. For startups, the right choice depends on ownership, architecture judgment, production proof, and how clearly the engineer can reduce backend risk.
Day 01 starts with a clear brief
Bring the idea. Leave with something people can use.
Book a short call with the product goal, key user, and launch date. I will tell you whether it fits a 14-day build before we start.
Book an MVP call