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Project enquiry, question, or just a hello — a few lines is enough. I reply within one business day.

Fair questions

Discovery sprints start around $1,500 and typical MVPs from $12,000, milestone-billed. Every engagement begins with the sprint, which ends in a fixed quote for your actual scope — so you never commit to a big number based on a guess.

Usually within one to two weeks of the intro call. The discovery sprint takes about a week, and most MVPs ship in three to six weeks after that — AI-accelerated delivery compresses what used to take a quarter into weeks, without skipping reviews or tests.

Three deliverables: an architecture plan for your product, a scoped milestone plan, and a fixed quote. They are yours to keep — even if you take them to another team, the sprint pays for itself in avoided rework.

You do — completely. Work happens in your repositories from day one, contracts assign all IP to you, and nothing is held back at handover. Your code is never used to train models or reused for other clients. NDAs are welcome before we discuss anything sensitive.

AI drafts; I decide. Everything ships through the same guardrails a senior team uses: typed contracts, automated tests, CI gates, and a hard human review before anything reaches production. You get AI speed with my name on the accountability.

Yes — rescues and embedded work are a standard engagement (time & materials, premium day rate). I start with a short review of the codebase, agree priorities with your team, and ship improvements through your existing workflow rather than around it.

No — I lead the work, my team carries it with me, and your project never depends on anyone’s memory: code lives in your repos, documentation and CI ship with every milestone, and any competent engineer could pick it up tomorrow. Your product is never hostage.

Your product does not stop needing engineering when it ships. Most clients move to a monthly retainer: reserved days, priority response, monitoring, and continuous improvement. No retainer? You still get a documented, handover-ready codebase.

I’m based in Vietnam (UTC+7) with the team, working async-first with daily overlap for US and EU hours. You get a direct channel to me — no account managers — a working demo every week, and replies within one business day.