One developer.
The whole stack.
No handoffs, no account managers, no agency markup. You talk to the person writing the code — and it ships in weeks, not quarters.
AI integrations
RAG over your documents, AI agents, chat that knows your business, clinical-note generation — wired into your product, not bolted on. If the model needs your data to be useful, this is the work.
Automations
Bots and pipelines that do the boring work: WhatsApp and Telegram bots, social publishing, data reconciliation, report generation. If your team does it weekly by hand, it can probably run itself.
Web apps
Next.js front to back — multilingual, SEO-tuned, statically fast, with server-side analytics that feed your ad algorithms real conversions. Headless CMS when your team needs to edit content themselves.
Mobile apps
Flutter apps that ship to both stores from one codebase. Offline-first for markets where connectivity isn't a given, OCR, payments, and AI features that work on-device and off.
SaaS platforms
Multi-tenant from day one: per-tenant data isolation, auth, roles, admin dashboards. The architecture decisions that are expensive to retrofit, made correctly at the start — and the booking-style invariants that have to hold in the database rather than the UI.
3D & motion
Brand identity that moves — logo animation, looping hero visuals, and social kits built in Blender. The finishing layer that makes a product feel expensive.
Three steps. No ceremony.
The overhead you're used to from agencies is the thing I removed.
Scope
You describe the problem in plain language. Within days you get a concrete plan: what gets built, what it costs, when it ships. No discovery-phase invoices.
Build
Short cycles, working software every week. You see progress in your hands, not in status decks. Changes are conversations, not change orders.
Ship
Production deployment, monitoring, and a handover you actually understand. I stay available after launch — the point is software that keeps working.
Two ways to engage.
Fixed-scope project
A defined build with a defined price and a defined ship date. Best when you know the problem — an app, an integration, an automation — and want certainty on cost and timeline.
Scope my projectRetainer
A block of dedicated hours each month for evolving products — new features, AI improvements, maintenance, and priority response. Best after a first project ships and keeps growing.
Ask about retainersPricing is scoped per project — describe what you're building and you'll get a concrete quote, not a rate card. Not sure what you need? Ask the site — it knows what Pedro has built before.