MVP to scale

Who it is for

Founders and companies that need to turn an idea, or an MVP shipped in a hurry, into a system that runs in production and can grow. Often:

• The agency delivered the MVP, the invoices got paid, and now every change is a new quote.
• The cloud bill grows faster than revenue, with servers waiting for traffic that never comes.
• Nobody can tell you whether the system is secure, or what happens when something fails.

What it includes

A production system on AWS serverless, built with:

• Serverless infrastructure. You pay for what runs, not for servers waiting.
• Infrastructure as code. The whole environment is written as code, so it can be reviewed, rebuilt and handed over.
• CI/CD and quality gates from day one. They exist before the first feature, not after the first outage.
• Tests and a way back. Every change is covered and reversible. Speed comes from confidence, not from skipping steps.

How it works

The scope is fixed and agreed before we start, with a start date and a single point of contact: me. I run delivery like a small team, orchestrating AI agents for coding, testing and ops, and I review what they produce. The judgment, the architecture and the responsibility stay with a person.

I build the smallest solution that holds: the real problem solved with the least machinery that survives contact with users. No over-engineering, no layers nobody will maintain. Every technical decision is weighed by its cost and its return, thinking about the product, who uses it and who pays for it, not only the stack.

It is the same approach behind 360Solved, the multi-tenant booking platform I run as CTO: AWS serverless, event-driven, with CI/CD and infrastructure as code, serving more than 10K bookings.

What you have at the end

A system in production, not a demo, that your team can understand, change and operate. Every engagement is designed to end: the goal is that your team can lead the technology and knows exactly what to ask for when it does need help.