IshipMVPsforfoundersraisingmoney.
— What I do
Solo designer-engineer. I turn a pitch deck into a working product investors can open, tap, and feel. Shipped in weeks, not quarters.
Most MVPs die in the deck. I make the one that ships.
You have a pitch deck and no engineer. Dev shops quote you six figures and six months. You need something investors can open on their phone next Tuesday.
I’m a solo designer-engineer. I do the product thinking, the interface, and the code — in the same head, no handoffs, no agency middle layer. One person who owns the whole thing from whiteboard to App Store.
I shipped an app called Learnin solo in six months — design, auth, database, payments, iOS, the whole stack. That’s the exact muscle I bring to your MVP.
Learnin
The AI tutor that builds career courses for you.
— Overview
A mobile app that generates a structured career course for working professionals — role, goal, and prior knowledge in, lessons and quizzes out.
Designed, built, and shipped solo. Live on uselearnin.com, iOS in review at Apple, 49 friends-and-family users onboarded.
Stack
Expo / React Native / TypeScript on the client. Supabase for auth, Postgres, edge functions, and realtime. RevenueCat for subscriptions. OpenAI for course generation. Shipped to the App Store.
What was built
Onboarding flow, persona-aware lesson generator, quiz engine, streak & XP system without dark patterns, paywall, course-sharing links, admin dashboard, feedback pipeline, Telegram bot for user signals.
The point
Every layer of this app — the copy, the auth flow, the DB schema, the pricing, the iOS build — is one person’s work. If I can build Learnin solo, I can build your MVP solo.
Flat fee. Scoped. Shipped.
Three ways to work together. No hourly billing, no scope-creep games, no “while you’re in there” freebies. Fifty percent up front, fifty on delivery.
Pitch Prototype
Clickable front-end. One core user flow. Hosted on a real URL. No real backend — but it looks and feels like the product. Perfect for investor demos.
Launchable MVP
The real thing. Auth, database, one-to-two core flows, deployed to production. Real users can sign up and actually use it. The version you put in a pitch deck without apology.
Retainer
For after the MVP ships. Ongoing feature work, iteration from user feedback, demo-day preparation, investor-update support. Cancel anytime.
* Scope locked in writing before we start. Change orders are fine — silently creeping scope is not.
How it actually goes.
A conversation.
30 minutes on a call. I ask what you’re building, who it’s for, and what investors need to see. You ask me anything. If we’re a fit, I send a scope and a fixed price the next day. No forms, no questionnaires, no account manager.
Kickoff and shape.
Fifty percent wired. I share a Figma link within 48 hours — usually a rough version of the hero flow. We iterate fast over text. No hour-long review meetings.
Build in public.
You get a staging link from day one and can open it anytime. I push updates as I go, not at milestones. Weekly summaries on Fridays. You see the thing becoming the thing.
It goes live.
Deploy, hand over the keys, 30-day bug support, and a clean loom walkthrough of the codebase. Final fifty on delivery. If you want to keep going, we move to retainer.
Got a deck.
Need the product.
Let’s talk.
30-minute intro call. I’ll ask what you’re building and who it’s for. If we’re a fit, you get a scope and a fixed price the next day.