Services
Full-Stack Development Services
Most projects don't need a five-person team to get from idea to a working product — they need one person who can move between the database, the API, and the interface without losing context switching between them. That's the work I do: frontend in React or Next.js, backend in Node.js, data layer in PostgreSQL, deployed and monitored.
The advantage of one person across the stack is fewer handoffs and fewer integration bugs, because the same person who designed the API also built the UI that consumes it.
Problems This Solves
- arrow_rightNeeding a working product without assembling and managing a multi-person team
- arrow_rightIntegration bugs that come from frontend and backend being built by people who never talk directly
- arrow_rightA prototype that needs to become a real, deployed application with a proper database
- arrow_rightWanting one point of accountability for the whole build rather than coordinating specialists
What's Included
- checkDatabase schema design (PostgreSQL/Supabase)
- checkREST API or Route Handlers with authentication
- checkReact or Next.js frontend consuming that API
- checkThird-party integrations (payments, maps, messaging)
- checkDeployment and environment setup
- checkOngoing maintenance after launch
How I Work
- Define the data model first — this drives the API shape and the frontend structure
- Build the backend and a minimal frontend together, so the API is validated against real usage early
- Layer in the full interface once the core flows work
- Add authentication, error handling, and edge cases
- Deploy to a staging environment before going live
Technology Stack
- arrow_rightReact / Next.js
- arrow_rightNode.js
- arrow_rightTypeScript
- arrow_rightPostgreSQL / Supabase
- arrow_rightAWS or Vercel
- arrow_rightDocker for containerized deployments
Suitable For
Founders validating a product who need a real, working build rather than a static mockup, and small businesses that need custom software — a booking system, an internal tool, a client portal — that off-the-shelf products don't quite cover.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does 'full-stack' actually cover here?add
Database design, API/backend logic, the frontend that consumes it, and getting it deployed — one person handling all four layers instead of coordinating separate frontend and backend contractors.
Is one full-stack developer enough for a real product?add
For most early-stage products and small business tools, yes — the complexity that needs a dedicated backend or DevOps specialist usually shows up at a scale most projects haven't reached yet. I'll say directly if a project needs more than one engineer.
Do you handle the database design too?add
Yes — schema design, relationships, indexes, and migrations are part of the build, not an afterthought. Getting the data model right early avoids expensive rewrites later.
What if my project grows past what one developer can maintain?add
I'll flag that as it approaches, and hand over a codebase that's documented and structured well enough for additional developers to join without a lengthy onboarding process.