Services · Platform and product engineering

Multi-tenant SaaS, web and mobile products, built to scale from the first commit.

I design and build full products: multi-tenant SaaS platforms, marketplaces, portals and mobile apps, across Next.js, NestJS, Node, Go and Flutter, with my team for larger builds. I own the architecture and the review, so what ships is maintainable.

Who it is for

  • Founders turning an idea or a prototype into a production product
  • Companies replacing spreadsheets and point tools with their own platform
  • Businesses that need a marketplace, portal or booking system around their operations
  • Teams with a product that has outgrown its first architecture

How it is engaged

FormatFixed-scope milestones, each with a price before it starts
TeamI lead and review; developers on my team build larger scopes
StacksNext.js, React, NestJS, Node, Go, GraphQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Flutter
First stepA product definition workshop and a costed first milestone

What you get

Product definition
Scope, user roles, data model and the first release plan, in writing.
Multi-tenant architecture
Tenant isolation, roles and permissions, audit trails and per-tenant configuration.
Marketplace and payments
Settlement and markup models, Stripe, subscriptions, credits, referrals and payouts.
Web and mobile delivery
Next.js and React front ends, NestJS, Node or Go back ends, and Flutter apps that work offline.
Quality and handover
Review packets that enumerate every route and feature, automated tests and documentation.
Run and support
Deployment, monitoring and an agreed support arrangement after launch.

Proof: the work behind it

Real engagements and builds, each written up from the code and the running system.

Questions

Who owns the code?

You do, from the first commit, in your own repository.

Do you build mobile apps?

Yes, with Flutter for Android and iOS, including offline-first apps such as Aedah Digital School.

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Book a consultation and say what you need. The first call is about your situation, not a sales pitch.