From Idea to Deployed Product
Some projects need more than a script or an automation — they need a real application with a front end your team logs into. I build complete web applications with React on the front end and Python/FastAPI on the back end: one developer, full accountability, no coordination overhead between separate front-end and back-end teams. I work remotely with clients in the US, India, and worldwide.
What I build
- Internal dashboards — visualize your business data, manage operations, replace spreadsheet chaos
- Client portals — give your customers a place to log in, see status, download documents
- SaaS MVPs — validate your product idea with a working version real users can pay for
- Data products — front ends for scraped or aggregated datasets, with search, filters, and exports
- Desktop applications — when a web app isn’t the right fit, I build cross-platform desktop tools in Python
How I work
- Scope — we define the smallest version that solves the problem (this keeps budgets sane)
- Build in milestones — you see working software weekly, not a big reveal at the end
- Deploy — on infrastructure you own and control
- Support — documentation plus an optional maintenance retainer
Stack: React, Tailwind, FastAPI, PostgreSQL, Docker — boring, proven technology that other developers can maintain if you ever grow beyond one freelancer. That’s a feature, not a limitation.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does a web app cost?
Most MVPs land between $2,500 and $8,000 depending on scope; simple internal tools can be less. After scoping you get a fixed milestone-based quote — no open-ended hourly surprises. See my 2026 pricing guide for ballpark figures.
How long does an MVP take?
Most MVPs: 4–10 weeks depending on scope.
Who owns the code?
You do. Full source code, your repositories, your infrastructure.
Can you improve an existing app?
Yes — feature additions, performance fixes, or taking over maintenance from a previous developer.
Have a product in mind? Get a roadmap and quote.