Real-time systems
Leaderboards, wager tracking, reward brackets. Numbers that update live and stay correct when everyone shows up at once.
Ask about thisServices and prices
Things I
build
What I make, what it roughly costs, and how a project goes from one message to something live.
Fixed quotes 30 days of free fixes You own the code
What I build
Six things I’m asked for most. Each card shows a live mock of the kind of thing it covers.
Discord and Telegram bots
Shop bots, ticket systems, role automation, payment checks and alerts. Hosted on a server and kept online, not on your laptop.
Ask about thisWeb apps and sites
Next.js when the frontend is the point, Flask or Node when the backend is. Admin panels, dashboards, stores, or one landing page done properly.
Ask about thisAPIs and backends
REST APIs with proper auth, rate limits and docs. Database design with the right indexes, so it still feels fast at a million rows.
Ask about thisAutomation and scraping
Python or Node scripts that do the boring work on a schedule. Chrome extensions too, when the job lives in the browser.
Ask about thisFixes, speed and SEO
Bug hunts, slow pages, security patches, dependency updates, and making sure Google can actually read your site.
Ask about thisWebsite upkeep
Updates, backups, uptime checks and server care, monthly.
Technical advice
A second opinion on your stack, architecture or deploy setup before you commit to it.
Taking over a codebase
Someone left halfway? I can read it, fix it and keep going without breaking what works.
What it costs
Starting points, not packages. Tell me the idea and I’ll send a fixed quote for that exact scope.
- Up to five pages
- Looks right on every screen
- Basic SEO set up properly
- Contact form that reaches you
Usually 2 to 5 days.
Ask for a quote- Full backend and database
- Admin panel you can actually use
- API work and integrations
- Proper SEO and speed work
- 30 days of free bug fixes
Bots take 3 to 10 days, APIs 1 to 2 weeks, apps 2 to 6 weeks.
Ask for a quote- Everything in Apps
- Real-time and high-traffic work
- Deploy pipeline and monitoring
- Ongoing care and quick fixes
- Monthly retainer if you want one
Per project or monthly. Scoped together on a call.
Ask for a quoteAlways included
Whatever the size of the job, these don’t change.
Fixed price
You get one number before any code is written. No hourly meter, no surprise invoice.
Two revision rounds
Included in every build. Bigger changes become a small add-on, agreed up front.
30 days of free fixes
Anything I built that breaks in the first month after launch, I fix for free.
You own the code
Full source, docs and deploy notes are yours. No lock-in, ever.
Pay your way
PayPal, bank transfer, USDT, or Fiverr and Upwork escrow. Half to start, half on delivery.
Straight answers
If something isn’t a good fit or won’t work, I’ll tell you before you spend money on it.
How it goes
A landing page skips most of this. A real-time leaderboard doesn’t.
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Talk
You tell me what you need. I ask about scale: how many users, how much data, does it need to update live. That changes everything else.
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Quote
I pick the stack and send a fixed price and a rough timeline before any code is written.
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Build
I show you working pieces as they’re ready, so a wrong turn gets caught in week one, not week three.
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Test
Real phones and browsers, and the load that matters for you. Fifty people on a leaderboard, not one test account.
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Launch
I deploy it, hand over every login and the code, and fix bugs free for 30 days after.
Good questions
Something else on your mind? Just ask.
How long does a project take?
A landing page takes 2 to 5 days. A bot takes 3 to 10 days, an API 1 to 2 weeks, and a full web app 2 to 6 weeks. You get a real estimate after our first chat, and updates the whole way through.
How does pricing work?
Per project, not per hour. I quote a fixed price after a short scoping chat, so there are no surprise invoices. Small sites start at $150, web apps at $400, and bigger platforms at $1,000 and up.
How do I pay?
PayPal, bank transfer, USDT, or Fiverr and Upwork escrow if you prefer. Half up front to start, the other half when it’s done.
Do I get the source code?
Yes. You own all of it, plus the docs and deploy notes. No lock-in.
What happens after launch?
Thirty days of free bug fixes. Two rounds of revisions are included during the build. After that, ongoing upkeep is a separate monthly thing if you want it.
Can you work on my existing project?
Yes. I can audit it, fix bugs, add features or speed it up without breaking what already works. I’ve taken over half-finished code before.
My budget is tight. Is that a problem?
Not usually. Tell me what you have and we’ll cut the scope to fit, without cutting corners on the parts that matter.