Zero-to-one builds for founders. We define the spine of the product, ship a working v1, and stay on to scale what works.
Next.js, SwiftUI, Flutter, React Native. Load time, gesture feel, and the small details that make software feel fast.
Boring, observable, well-documented infrastructure. AWS, Cloudflare, Postgres. CI that actually tells you when it's broken.
Evals first. We wire LLMs into workflows where they earn their keep — agents, search, structured extraction, ops copilots.
Real-time rates for every global currency. Built because existing converters were stuffed with ads.
Curated, editorially-calm wallpaper library. No gacha, no crypto. Good gradients and good stills.
Searchable keyboard-shortcut cheat-sheet for the tools devs actually use. Syncs across devices.
Paper-style planner that turns into a weekly review. Built for people who journal with pens.
One-screen focus timer with a small grain of intention at the start of every block.
Small log book for the daily gestures of shipping software: commits, notes, deploys, decisions.
┌─────────────────────────────────────┐ │ scope → spine → ship │ │ 1w 3–4w 4–6w │ └─────────────┬───────────────────────┘ │ ▼ ┌─────────────────────────────────┐ │ operate · on-call · iterate │ │ ongoing · monthly qbr │ └─────────────────────────────────┘ // or handoff to your team, cleanly. handoff() → runbooks + eval suite + video walk
We read the doc, talk to users, and write a short brief with the shape of v1 and the sharp edges we see.
End-to-end with real data, then wrap the rest of the product around what actually held up.
Instrumented for the three numbers that matter. We iterate daily until the numbers move.
On-call rotation, quarterly reviews. Or we hand it off cleanly — runbooks, eval suite, a video walkthrough.
Llama shipped a product we'd been stuck on for a year — in eight weeks, and with less code than we had before.