What you can queue
- React & Next.js web applications — new customer dashboards, interactive pages, mobile responsiveness, fast data loading, and fixing UI bugs.
- Node.js & TypeScript backends — reliable APIs, secure user authentication, database connections, and background task processing.
- Ultra-fast marketing pages (Astro) — marketing sites and blogs that load in the blink of an eye for your visitors and achieve top scores on Google PageSpeed.
- Global edge delivery (Cloudflare) — fast global loading, secure data storage, and edge caching so customers anywhere in the world get an instant experience.
- Design implementation — turning your Figma designs or wireframes into clean, accessible web pages that look sharp on phones, tablets, and desktops.
- Automated testing & quality assurance — thorough testing before release to make sure updates never break existing checkout or login flows.
Real production work: Blabber
For creator monetization platform Blabber (built on Next.js 15, React 19, TypeScript, and Supabase), delivered 300 commits across 299 tracked production items: Stripe customer subscription billing, error shielding, automated tests, fast font loading, and smooth mobile UX. See the Blabber case study.
Modernizing without risky rewrites
Have an existing PHP or legacy backend that needs a modern React user interface? We can build a fast, modern frontend on top of your existing platform step-by-step, without risking your daily business operations. See when to modernize instead of rebuild.
How it works
- Pick a fixed-price fix — an emergency fix for $99, delivered within 48 hours, or a speed fix for $199. The price is agreed before work starts.
- Send the details in writing — the site, access and what "done" looks like. No calls.
- Get it fixed — with a short written note on what was wrong and what changed. You own all of the code.
Have a backlog? The monthly plan ($999/month) works through a queue of tasks one at a time, 24–48 hours each; pause or cancel any month.
Not sure yet? Run a free speed audit of your site first, or ask a question — no sales call.