Not everything needs a two-week sprint built around it. Some work is one clear piece — a site, an automation, a prototype, a fix. Scoped on its own. Priced on its own. Finished.
Tell me the one thing you want handled.
The test is not how small it is. It is whether the thing you want can be described in a sentence and finished in one pass.
If what you describe turns out to be three pieces of work wearing a trench coat, I will say so before we start — not halfway through.
Fixed price · No change orders · No retainer on the other side
Two of my own, at quick-build scale. Both recorded in the running app — not a mockup of one.
Consumer app · Design · Full-stack build
solotube.xyz Watch the backstoryI wanted a YouTube that respects my attention.
I wanted a quote on my desktop without an app store’s worth of noise around it.
The difference is not size. It is whether you already know what needs building.
One clear piece of work you can already describe. Scoped and priced on its own, delivered, done. No engagement wrapped around it.
Let’s talk →One valuable problem, two focused weeks, $3,000 — a fixed block of attention pointed at working out what should exist, and then making it.
See how it works →Strategy, systems and technical direction on a standing basis, for teams that want a creative technology partner without hiring a whole one.
Let’s talk →Not sure which? Describe it in the form and I will tell you which one it is — including when the answer is that you don’t need me.
Don has an unusually rare combination of product instinct, design taste, and technical range. If you need to move from a promising concept to a working product without layers of handoffs, Don is the person I would call.
Working with Don, you quickly realize his talent for design is matched only by his strategic insight. He is a master at identifying innovative solutions that are both consumer-focused and market-ready.
He possesses the vision of an entrepreneur and the technical discipline of a seasoned executive. He approached my business with the same diligence and fiscal responsibility as if it were his own.
Or a problem that has become too expensive to ignore. Let’s make the next meaningful move.
Five questions that turn a vague irritation into something specific enough to build — and tell you what it’s quietly costing every year. Ten minutes. I’ll send it over, plus a note whenever the next build ships.