Get your software product built and running.
You know what you need built. I design, build, deploy, and hand it over in your accounts — one senior engineer, one written scope, one fixed price. The code, cloud accounts, and credentials stay yours.
15 minutes · fixed-scope fit check · clear yes or no after the callA defined scope. A working product. A clean handover.
Your first version becomes software running in your accounts — a defined outcome, not an open-ended stream of engineering hours.
Scope tied to the result
The scope starts with your users and what must work at launch. We write everything down before I start building: the included work, exclusions, milestones, acceptance criteria — and one fixed price.
One accountable engineer
You work directly with me from product design through deployment, so decisions and delivery stay with one owner instead of a team you have to recruit and manage.
Ready to run and maintain
I deploy your product in your accounts, test the critical workflows, document the system, and walk you through the handover.
What I can build for your first version
I work from a specification, designs, or a not-yet-live prototype that captures the workflow. On the fit call I tell you whether I can give your first version a clear scope — and the written scope includes only what that version needs.
Depending on the product, the scope can cover:
- Product and interface design
- Authentication, account separation, and roles
- Payments and webhook handling
- Data model, migrations, backups, and recovery basics
- Backend/API work and necessary integrations
- Deployment, environments, secrets, logging, and monitoring
- Tests around critical workflows
- Documentation and handover
If your product is already live and mainly needs repair or hardening, that is a different service — book the fit call anyway, and within the first few minutes I will tell you which one fits.
See the work behind the offer
Every item below links to evidence you can inspect: a product I built and operate, my Google Cloud credential, and public code.
ClearWIP
I founded, built, and operate a production SaaS: application, cloud, payments, monitoring, backups, and support.
Visit clearwip.com →
Google Cloud Professional Cloud DevOps Engineer
Google Cloud certified me; Credly hosts the public verification record.
Verify on Credly →Open-source safety scanner for AI products
I built this CLI to test LLM/RAG apps for prompt injection, data leakage, and runaway costs — released under the MIT License.
View the repository →How I engineered ClearWIP
I explain how I built the product above — its integrations, background jobs, reconciliation, account separation, deployment, and day-to-day operations — so you can inspect the decisions.
Read the engineering proof →From fit check to working software
You commit to nothing until you approve the written scope and the fixed price.
We check the fit
On a 15-minute call we review who the product is for, what must work at launch, what exists today, and your target date. I tell you whether I can scope and price the first version.
You approve the scope and fixed price
You review the whole deal in writing: included work, exclusions, milestones, acceptance criteria, handover, and one fixed price. I do not start until you approve it.
I build, launch, and hand over
I design, build, test, and deploy the agreed product in your accounts, then hand it over with documentation and a walkthrough.
Best for a defined first version
This works best when we can agree what your product must do before building starts. If one detail is still uncertain, the fit call settles it.
Good fit
- You know who your users are and the task the product must support.
- You can define what must work in the first version.
- You — or someone on your side — can approve the scope and budget.
- You have a target date or delivery window.
Not a fit
- You are still working out who the product is for or what it must do.
- You want an equity-only, deferred-payment, or unpaid cofounder arrangement.
- You want open-ended development help rather than a defined build.
- You cannot yet separate the first version from an open-ended feature list.
- Your product is already live and mainly needs repair or hardening — I will point you to the right service on the call.
Common questions
What does a build cost?
Your fixed price depends on what the first version must include. On the fit call I check that your project and your budget are in the same range before either of us spends time on a full proposal — then the written scope comes with one fixed number.
What if I already built something with Lovable, Replit, Claude, Bubble, or another AI/no-code tool?
That can reduce the scope if your prototype already captures the right workflow. I assess which parts I can safely keep and what must change before real users rely on it. If the app is already live with users or revenue, hardening it is a separate service from a ground-up build — on the call I will tell you which one matches.
Will I own the code and accounts?
Yes. I set up everything in your name — repositories, cloud accounts, third-party services, and credentials — and you keep control of them. I document every permission I use, and you can revoke it whenever you want.
Do you take equity or deferred-compensation deals?
No. You pay for a fixed scope, and you keep your company and everything I build for you.
Where are you based?
Accra, Ghana (GMT), with full overlap with Europe and morning overlap with the US.
What happens after launch?
You get a clean handover by default. If you want ongoing support afterwards, we agree a separate, clearly limited scope. I never require you to keep paying me to keep your product running.
What do you need me to build?
In 15 minutes we will cover who it is for, what must work at launch, what exists today, and your target date. I will tell you whether I can take it on at a fixed scope and price — and if I cannot, I will name exactly what is still missing.