AI-powered development: MVPs and services in weeks

I write code, tests and documentation with AI tools, while keeping architecture, review and security in my own hands. That way a first version ships in weeks and costs less than traditional development — without code nobody can maintain later.

Why clients come

  • You need to test an idea quickly without spending six months and the whole budget
  • Your team spends hours on routine work that could be automated
  • You want to add an AI assistant or chatbot to your product
  • Code an AI generated without a developer has stopped working

What I build

  • MVP in weeks

    The core flow, sign-in, payments and admin — nothing extra, but on solid architecture.

  • Internal tools

    Dashboards, forms, reports and automation of routine work for your team.

  • AI features in your product

    Assistants, chatbots, document search, automatic review and markup powered by LLMs.

  • Integrations

    CRM, spreadsheets, messengers and external APIs.

  • Quality control

    Review of every change, tests for key flows, security and data handling checks.

  • Hand-off and growth

    Code in your repository with architecture and deployment docs — any team can keep building on it.

Relevant experience

What drives the cost

I send a stage-by-stage estimate after a call and a review of requirements.

  • How many flows go into the first version
  • Whether AI features are needed and on which models
  • Integrations with external services
  • Data and security requirements

FAQ

How is this different from code an AI writes on its own?

AI speeds up writing code but doesn't own the decisions. I take responsibility for architecture, review of every change, security and data — so the product can be maintained and grown.

Why is it cheaper?

AI writes the routine parts — standard screens, tests, documentation — faster than a person. You pay for fewer hours, not for lower quality.

Does it work for complex projects?

For first versions and internal tools, yes. For high-load systems with complex rules AI still speeds things up, but timelines are closer to regular development — I'll say so honestly in the estimate.

Do you work alone or with a team?

I own the architecture, frontend and backend myself. If the project needs a designer, QA or DevOps, we agree on the team at the start.

What do you need to estimate a project?

Tell me what problem the product solves, who will use it and which systems it connects to. If there are no requirements yet, we'll work them out on a call, then I'll send a stage-by-stage estimate.

Why is the price shown as “from”?

It's the lower bound of the budget. The final figure depends on roles, integrations and load requirements — I give an estimate after reviewing the task.