Fast to ship, never a black box.

Hiring a developer should not feel like a gamble. Here is exactly how a project runs with me, from the first call to launch, organised the way good software teams work.

See plans

Broken down clearly

Epics to Stories to Tasks, so scope is never a vague blob. You see how each piece of work ladders up to a real outcome.

Visible in Kitchen.co

A shared Kanban board shows what is in progress, in review, and done. Full transparency, no status-meeting theatre.

Daily yesterday / today / next

Every working day: what got done, what I am doing now, what is coming. Async by default, a call whenever you want one.

On a monthly subscription

Even simpler. No scoping, no quotes.

Subscribers skip straight to the build. You get a private portal with your own request board, and I work through it top to bottom.

How the subscription works

1
Add requests
Drop features, fixes, and pages on your board, with files and links. As many as you like.
2
Set the order
Drag cards into Up next. I always pick up the top card first.
3
Review in a day or two
Finished work lands in review on a live link. Approve it, or ask for changes on the card.
4
Pause when it is quiet
No requests this month? Pause from your portal and bank the unused days.

Fixed-price projects: first call to launch

Eight steps, every project. No mystery, no surprises.

Before we start
Discovery & planning
A call to understand the real problem, the users, and the outcome you need. I map scope, risks, and the fastest path to value before quoting a fixed price.
Before we start
Design & wireframing
We agree the structure and key screens as wireframes first, so we shape the flow cheaply before any pixels or code. I work from your designs, or produce clean ones if you need them.
Before we start
Choosing the right stack
I pick technology for your project, not my comfort zone: the right framework, database, and hosting for your scale, budget, and timeline. No over-engineering, no trend-chasing.
During the build
Epics, Stories & Tasks
Work is broken down into Epics (big outcomes), Stories (user-facing slices), and Tasks (the actual units of work). You always know what maps to what, and why.
During the build
A shared Kitchen.co board
Everything lives on a shared Kitchen.co Kanban board: Backlog, To do, In progress, Review, Done. You can see exactly what is happening and what is next, any time, without asking.
During the build
Iterative milestones
We build in small milestones, each a working, reviewable slice on a live URL, so progress is real and course-correcting is cheap. No big-bang reveal at the end.
During the build
Daily progress updates
A short daily update by message or call: what I finished yesterday, what I am on today, and what is next. You are never in the dark, and never chasing me.
Launch
Test, feedback & deploy
Features ship with tests. You review each slice, we iterate on feedback, and I deploy to fast global infrastructure, then hand over docs so your team can run with it.

Your project lives in Kitchen.co.

At kickoff, I invite you to a shared Kanban board and turn the agreed scope into clear, reviewable cards. It becomes the single place to see progress, make decisions, and leave feedback.

Scope becomes cards
Each card carries its goal, context, files, and acceptance criteria.
Progress stays visible
Cards move from Backlog through In progress, Review, and Done.
Feedback stays attached
Comments, decisions, and files remain with the work they relate to.
Priorities can change
We can reorder upcoming work together without losing the agreed scope.