Ship the smallest working system your next move depends on.
Bring the messy workflow, dashboard, AI agent, or landing page. I’ll turn it into scope, cost, timeline, and a fixed sprint you can actually decide on.
Or let the AI pressure-test the scope first
If the smart move is not to build yet, I’ll say that before you spend on it.
2 prompts max. Then I route you to a call, budget range, or saved recommendation.
WHAT YOU GET
A working first slice, not a strategy deck.
The AI intake narrows the context; the call turns it into a go/no-go sprint. I build the smallest useful system: automation, dashboard, AI workflow, prototype, or landing page with a lead path.
- Series B system in production
- IoT fleet dashboard shipped for a Series B climate-tech startup.
- 400+ sensors, 10s refresh
- Live monitoring across 400+ wireless sensors on Firebase RTDB.
- 84 companies, zero manual research
- AI lead intelligence pipeline researched and scored 84 companies automatically.
- 72-hour automation pilots
- One workflow built end to end as an advertised fixed-scope pilot.
THE PROCESS
A clear build decision before you commit.
SURFACE
Show the messy version.
Send the workflow, dashboard gap, AI idea, broken form, or launch deadline. The intake captures enough context to avoid a vague discovery call.
DECIDE
Get the honest build call.
On the 15-minute call, I map the smallest useful system, rough cost, timeline, and whether it should stay manual for now.
SHIP
Build one fixed-scope slice.
Automation pilots are advertised as 72-hour builds; dashboard sprints as 5-day builds when access and scope are clear. Emergency fixes start with inspection and a quote.
HAND OFF
Own the result.
You get the working system, code, handoff notes, and the next build decision. If a pilot does not work as described, you do not continue.
WHAT I BUILD
Fixed-scope builds for urgent bottlenecks.
72-hour automation pilot
One repeated workflow turned into a running system.
For lead research, enrichment, scoring, inbox triage, form-to-CRM handoff, alerts, and follow-up paths. We pick one workflow, wire it end to end, and keep human judgment where it belongs.
Live dashboard sprint
A deployed view of the numbers people keep chasing.
For sales pipeline, applicant tracking, ops status, ad spend, sensors, and reporting. Connect CSV, Airtable, Sheets, REST APIs, Firebase, or CRM data; ship drill-downs, exports, and ownership.
Emergency product fix
Broken deploys, auth, forms, APIs, and workflows.
For stuck Vercel or Netlify deploys, Supabase or Firebase auth failures, Stripe webhook issues, n8n or Zapier breaks, failed API calls, and integrations. I confirm the issue and quote before touching production.
Landing page + AI lead flow
A page that qualifies demand, not a brochure.
For focused offers that need one clear CTA plus a calculator, quiz, chatbot, or intake flow. The page captures intent and routes serious leads to the next step.
SELECTED WORK
Built systems with numbers attached.
- AI Automation
Lead Intelligence Pipeline
AI pipeline researched, scored, and prepared outreach for 84 startups without manual research.
- Live Dashboard
IoT Fleet Dashboard
Production dashboard for a Series B climate-tech startup monitoring 400+ wireless sensors with 10-second refresh.
- AI Agent
AI Lead Qualification Agent
Inbound agent that qualifies leads, summarizes context, and pushes structured output to CRM.
QUESTIONS
What happens before you spend on a build.
- What happens on the blueprint call?
- Bring the messy version: workflow, dashboard gap, AI idea, broken integration, or launch deadline. I map the smallest useful system, rough cost, timeline, and whether it is worth building now.
- How fast can something ship?
- Advertised offers include 72-hour automation pilots and 5-day dashboard sprints when access and scope are clear. Emergency fixes start with inspection and a quote. No timeline is guaranteed before I see the system.
- What do I actually get?
- A working system you own: automation, dashboard, prototype, AI workflow, or landing page plus lead flow. Handoff includes the code, environment notes, known tradeoffs, and the next build decision.
- What should stay manual?
- Anything that needs trust, judgment, negotiation, or high-risk approval should keep a human in the loop. The sprint scopes where automation is safe, where deterministic rules belong, and where fallbacks are needed.
- Where are you based?
- Based in India, available globally for remote work.
NEXT STEP
Bring the messy version. Leave with the next build decision.
If your team is copying data, chasing updates, losing qualified leads, or waiting on a prototype before a sales, investor, or customer conversation, book the call.
I’ll map the smallest useful system, name what I would not build yet, and tell you whether the sprint is worth doing.
15 minutes. Scope, rough cost, timeline, and a go/no-go recommendation.