MVP Sprint — Working Product in 2-4 Weeks
Got a product idea? I turn it into a working MVP in 2-4 weeks. No presentations, no wireframes — working code in production.
Why Choose This Solution?
Working product in 2-4 weeks
Not a prototype, not a mockup — a real application with database, API, frontend. Ready for first users.
No vendor lock-in
The code is yours. Repository on your GitHub. Documentation. You can continue alone or with me.
Examples from my projects
A digital herd book that watches your reporting deadlines
A farmer has no time for paperwork. You enter an animal number or scan a tag and instantly know: when it calved, whether it is reported, how much it weighs. The system watches the deadline.
The paper book and manual deadline tracking had to become something a farmer handles from a phone in the barn.
- No more notebook: Herd records are in the phone, available instantly.
- Lower penalty risk: Deadline reminders reduce the risk of a late report.
KOWiR: an AI training and rollout platform for organizations
Public offices, schools and companies want to adopt AI but do not know where to start or how to do it safely. I built a portal that gathers practical AI training, ready-made tools and a knowledge base in one place, plus sign-up for a free series with a ready script to use at work.
The task was to gather practical training, ready tools and knowledge in one portal, so a non-technical person from an office, school or company can start with something concrete and use it in daily work right away.
- One entry point into AI: An organization has one place to start: from a free script, through training, to rollout.
- Ready for sign-ups and sales: The portal has sign-up with a lead magnet, a participant account, a cart and paid courses, wired in from day one.
ProstePosty: a portal that posts ads to Facebook groups
The owner of a mini-excavator or a car-buying business belongs to dozens of local groups and loses hours every week pasting the same ad into each one. This is a finished product with an account, a plan and a container of its own that does it for them, slower than they would like, and that is a feature.
An automation that posts to Facebook has two ways to hurt its customer: get their account blocked, or promise results it cannot deliver. What was needed was something that moves slowly, states plainly how many posts will not survive moderation, and stops itself the moment Facebook starts asking questions.
- A proven engine, not a prototype: The publishing code was not written for this product. It is a tool ported to Linux that has run 5,344 posts in production, complete with block detection and post verification.
- The customer pays only after checking: Seven days run for real, on the customer's groups and from their account. No card, no contract, no upfront fee.
Frequently Asked Questions
What tech stack?
Next.js + TypeScript + PostgreSQL + Tailwind CSS. Deploy on Vercel or VPS. Claude Code as co-pilot.