You have a system.
I add what it's missing.

What can be added?

• New screens and forms
• Automations and workflows
• Integration with external systems
• Payments, subscriptions and invoices
• Reports and admin tools

How does it work?

I review the existing system, understand the code and data structure, define the desired outcome with you, and only then develop, test and ship the change.

Who is it for?

For anyone who has already built a system in Lovable, Base44, React or another platform and wants to keep developing it professionally.

What affects the price?

The state of the system, the complexity of the feature, the integrations required and the amount of testing. The final price is set after a short review of the system.

Review of the code and data

I get access to the system and go through the code structure, the database and the libraries in use. The goal is to develop within the conventions that already exist, not to add another layer nobody will understand six months from now.

Defining the outcome

We write in one sentence what should happen after the change — who clicks, what they see and what gets saved. A precise definition here saves most of the back-and-forth later.

Development and testing

I build the feature and test it against the cases we agreed on, including what happens when a user does something unexpected. You get a link to review before anything touches production.

Going live

I deploy the change, watch the first hours and fix whatever comes up. The code stays in your repository with a short note on what changed.

I built it in Lovable or Base44. Can we continue from there?

Yes, that is a large part of what I do. Systems built in those tools usually hit a ceiling when they need real permissions, integrations or business logic. We can keep developing the same system without starting over.

What if there is no documentation?

Not a problem. Most systems I step into have none. The initial code review exists for exactly this, and it is included in the price — not a separate line item.

Can I order just one small feature?

Yes. A single feature is a good starting point — you see how I work before committing to more. There is no hour minimum and no commitment to continue.

Who owns the code?

You do. I work in your repository, or move the code there when we finish, including access to any external service that was set up. You are not dependent on me to continue.