SaaS MVP development - Build the first useful version of your SaaS product.

You have a product idea or a workflow that customers need. I help turn it into a focused, deployed release, working across the product decisions, interface, backend, and cloud setup.

When this helps - A clear first release beats an expanding feature list.

This is a good fit for a founder or small team with a concrete user problem, a route to early feedback, and a need for senior hands-on delivery. The first decision is which complete workflow proves the product useful.

  • Scope the core workflow. Identify the user, the job they need to complete, and the smallest release that lets them do it. Write down what belongs in the first version and what can wait.
  • Build across the stack. Connect the interface to the application logic, data, and services it needs. That may include accounts, payments, integrations, or background work when the product calls for them.
  • Release and learn. Put the workflow in users’ hands with a deployment path, operational basics, and enough visibility to decide what to improve next.

How I work - One engineer can connect the decisions to the release.

I work with you on product boundaries and implementation. The shape of the engagement depends on what you already have: a new idea, a prototype, or an existing product that needs its next useful slice.

  1. 01 / Define

    Choose the release boundary

    We agree on the user path, acceptance criteria, main risks, and what the first release must demonstrate.

  2. 02 / Build

    Ship a complete product slice

    I implement the workflow from UI through services and deployment, keeping decisions visible as the product takes shape.

  3. 03 / Learn

    Make the next decision easier

    We review the released experience and the evidence available, then prioritise the next improvement.

Selected work - Products built around a specific user job.

I took Pixsprint from idea to a deployed MVP, including its application, sharing flows, analytics, and cloud deployment. For Collab Video, I led full-stack engineering across the prompt, guest-response, and publishable-clip workflow.

What is the first useful version?

Tell me who it is for, what they need to accomplish, and what you have already built. We can define the first release together.

Location and availability

  • Global · Flexible
    Remote · global teamsOpen to conversations nowUp to 30–40 hours/week