PromptPro
My own SaaS, live with paying subscribers
A prompt engineering tool I built, shipped, and run. Web app, authentication, Stripe subscriptions, and the whole funnel behind it. Live in production with paying users.
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Apps
Turn ideas into working software.
MVPs and custom apps scoped realistically, built in phases, and flexible enough to evolve with real user feedback. I ship my own apps to both app stores, so I know what it takes to get from idea to live product.
The challenge
Most MVPs either take too long to ship or cut so many corners they collapse under real usage. You need to move fast, but you also need something that actually works.
The wrong scope means wasted months. The wrong tech stack means expensive rewrites later.
How I build
I build MVPs that ship quickly without the shortcuts that cost you later. Clear phases, realistic scope, and a foundation that can grow as you learn from users.
Get the core right before adding complexity. Build, test, adjust, then scale.
Good for
Early-stage products
Get your first version in front of users quickly. Validate assumptions before investing heavily.
Internal tools that become real apps
Start with something simple for your team, then evolve it into a product others can use.
MVPs that need to ship
Launch fast without cutting the corners that force rewrites. Built to evolve.
How I build MVPs
1
Scope and prioritize
What's core to test your idea? What can wait? I help you cut scope without cutting quality.
2
Build in phases
Ship a working core first. Add features based on real feedback rather than assumptions.
3
Test with real users
Get it in front of people early. Learn what works, what doesn't, and what needs to change.
4
Iterate and scale
Adjust based on feedback. When you're ready to scale, the foundation supports it.
How I work
Straightforward, fast, and focused on what matters.
I don't do endless discovery phases or 47-page proposals. We get on a call, figure out what actually needs to be built, and I'm honest about whether it's a good fit.
Once we're rolling, work moves in visible stages. I share progress early and often, and I flag issues before they become problems.
I build with modern tools and a focus on maintainability. Everything I hand off is documented, deployable, and set up so you can actually own it. When something needs adjusting, I handle it.
Bottom line: you work directly with the person building your product, and I treat your project like it matters, because it does.
Recent app projects
From idea to working product.
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Pre-launch waitlist site
Landing page for a product in pre-launch, focused on capturing interest and explaining the offer before go-live.
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Common questions
How long does it take to build an MVP?
Most MVPs take 6-12 weeks, depending on scope. I'll help you identify what's truly essential so you can ship faster without cutting corners.
What if I'm not technical, can you still help?
Absolutely. You don't need to be technical. I help translate ideas into realistic scope and explain tradeoffs in plain language.
Do you work with remote clients?
Yes. I'm based in St. Louis and work with founders nationwide. Most projects are fully remote with regular check-ins via video.
What happens after the MVP launches?
I stay involved. Most MVPs need adjustments once real users get involved. I'm available for iterations, fixes, and scaling when you're ready.
How do you choose the tech stack?
I use proven, modern tools that balance speed of development with long-term maintainability. No experimental frameworks, just reliable tech that works.
Can you take over an existing project?
Sometimes. I'll review what exists, identify what's salvageable, and give you an honest assessment of whether to continue or rebuild.
Ready to build your app?
Based in St. Louis, working with founders nationwide. Let's turn your idea into something real.