Common questions
FAQ
Honest answers to the questions I hear most often.
You are a solo engineer. What if you disappear?
I build systems that survive me leaving. Observability, kill-switches, and handoff docs ship with every engagement, and you own the repo, the architecture, and the deploy from day one. I also run a personal AI system that documents every decision, so the context never lives only in my head.
Can one person really ship this fast?
Yes, because I am not really working alone. I pair with a personal neural net I designed that documents every decision and lets me ship at the pace of a small team. Ten years of founding-engineer work, seven of them running production systems, is the track record.
What about timezone and availability?
I am US-based on Eastern time and reply to scope requests within one business day. I take a limited number of builds at once so the one I am on gets real attention.
Who owns the code and the IP?
You do. Everything produced in a discovery sprint or a build is yours, whether or not we continue. A founding engineer who traps you is not helping you.
Can this scale past you?
The systems are built to hold at 10K and 100K users and are handed off with docs so your next hire can run them. I have run production systems with that discipline for seven years.
How do we start?
A 30-minute scope call. You describe the problem, I tell you honestly whether I am the right builder and what I would do first. No deck, no pitch.
Ready to start?
A 30-minute scope call. You describe the problem, I tell you honestly whether I am the right builder and what I would do first.