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I build and ship production web applications, end to end, and I add AI features to products that already exist. Two services, one person, and the same working method behind both.

Most of the work is for SaaS products, agencies, and businesses that have outgrown whatever they started on. Based in Connecticut, working US Eastern hours with teams anywhere in the United States. Every engagement starts with a short call to scope the problem before anyone commits to anything.

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How I work

The same on both sides

You talk to the person building it

No account manager, no offshore team, and nobody learning on your project. The person who scopes the work is the person who writes the code and the person who hands it over.

Prices are published

Starting prices for every engagement type are on the page, not behind a form. You can work out roughly what something costs before you speak to me.

Fixed scope, agreed in writing

What gets built, in what order, what it costs, and when it lands, approved before any work starts. Smaller jobs run by the hour instead, which is cheaper than scoping them.

You own everything at the end

Repository, hosting, and third-party accounts in your name. Documented well enough that another developer could pick it up without me.

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Where to start

If you are building something that does not exist yet, or replacing something that does, web development is the right page. It has the full engagement list and the starting prices.

If you already have a working product and want a language model doing something useful inside it, AI integration covers what that involves and what makes it different from a demo.

If you are a Connecticut business weighing up a local developer, there is a page for website design in Connecticut. And if you are still deciding how to choose anyone at all, I wrote a guide on hiring a freelance web developer.