Services

What I take on.

Fixed scope, fixed price, a date in writing. If your job isn't on this list, ask anyway — I'd rather tell you it's not for me than take it and go quiet.

Build

Web applications

React front ends on a real backend — auth, roles, data model, admin. The kind with logged-in users and permissions, not a brochure.

Build

Android apps

Kotlin and Java, from a first release to a Play Store listing. Native where it earns its keep.

Build

Marketplaces & payments

Two-sided platforms, wallets, escrow, payouts, ledgers and the admin console that keeps them honest. This is where I'm strongest.

Build

Business websites

Fast, findable one- and two-page sites with the Google listing and WhatsApp setup done alongside. Live in a week.

Fix

Rescue work

A build someone abandoned, an app that won't ship, a site that broke after an update. I'll audit it first and tell you honestly whether to save it or restart it.

Fix

Same-day patches

Broken checkout, form that doesn't send, layout wrecked on phones, deploy that won't go. Small, urgent, and priced as one job.

Working with me

The parts people usually have to ask about.

Money

How I price

Fixed price per job wherever I can scope it. Half up front on small builds, the rest on delivery. Hourly only for open-ended work, and I'll say so up front.

Time

Turnaround

Small fixes in 24 to 72 hours. A business site in about a week. Anything bigger gets a real schedule with milestones, not a vibe.

Reach

Where I work

Based in Kingston, on site around the corporate area. Remote for everyone else — most of my week is already async.

After

What happens post-launch

Two weeks of fixes included on every build. After that, either you run it yourself or we agree a small monthly arrangement. No lock-in either way.

Ownership

Who owns it

You do. Code, domain, hosting, accounts — all in your name from the start, not transferred at the end if you ask nicely.

Honesty

What I'll turn down

Work I'd do badly, deadlines I can't hit, and rebuilds you don't need. Saying no early is cheaper for both of us than saying yes and disappearing.

Describe the job in two sentences.

That's usually enough for me to tell you whether it's a fit, roughly what it costs, and when I could start.