AI-assisted development

From an idea to a working product. Without hiring a team.

I build with Claude Code, and you get a working product, professional technical review and all the source code in your own Git.

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$200first week·then $1,500 / 4 weeks
Project / 0071–3 platforms

One project, up to three connected platforms

A landing page to attract clients, a PWA for users and a Telegram bot for notifications — one idea, one codebase and one person responsible.

  • Web — landing pages, dashboards, admin panels
  • PWA — mobile interface without app stores
  • Telegram — bots, notifications, Mini Apps
Who it's for

Three situations where this format fits

Startup founders

You need an MVP to show real users and investors, not a six-month roadmap.

Small business

Automation, client portals, bots and internal tools that remove routine work.

Developers and small teams

A side project, a prototype or a new feature that has to ship without expanding the team.

Why not just Claude Code

AI generates. The developer ships.

Anyone can run Claude Code. What you are paying for is the person who decides what to build, checks every change and answers for the result.

AI does
  • Analyses the task and proposes an implementation plan
  • Describes the associated risks
  • Writes unit tests for functions
  • Runs linters and tests for every piece of code
I do
  • Define the solution architecture for the task
  • Break the whole task down into smaller ones
  • Validate the plan proposed by the agent
  • Approve the plan for implementation
  • Review the code via the git diff produced by the agent
  • Decide on the commit
  • Run tests and perform manual checks of user scenarios
  • Report to the client
The format

AI Development Partner

One project · up to three connected platforms

First week — $200. If you continue, it is credited towards the month: $1,300 left to pay.

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$1,500per 4 weeks
  • Up to 8 five-hour Claude Code windows with a top-tier model within the agreed project.
  • Asynchronous work: agreeing on goals, plans and tasks. From me — independent implementation, testing and completion of tasks.
  • 40-minute video calls — one per week. I am always available for urgent questions.
  • Weekly demonstration of the result and agreement on the next priorities.
  • High-quality execution of tasks, exactly on time.
  • Work in your Git and on your server.
  • The code stays with you, with no dependency on my platform.
The first week

What $200 actually buys

The goal of the week is to remove uncertainty: you see the plan, a working prototype of the key scenario and the price of the next step.

01

A written plan: scope, platforms, priorities and risks.

02

A working prototype of the key scenario.

03

An estimate for the full scope and the next stage.

04

All code and materials stay with you even if you stop.

How the month works

Four weeks, four demos

  1. 01

    Week 1

    Scope, architecture, first working scenario.

  2. 02

    Week 2

    Main flows, integrations, review and fixes.

  3. 03

    Week 3

    The second platform, edge cases, testing.

  4. 04

    Week 4

    Deployment, documentation, handover and next priorities.

Not included

  • Servers, domains, third-party APIs and paid services are paid by the client separately.
  • Unlimited revisions and 24/7 support are not part of the package.
  • A five-hour Claude Code window is a usage limit of the tool, not five hours of work.
  • One project per month: a second product is a second agreement.
FAQ

Questions about the format

Who owns the code?

You do. Work happens in your repository, so every commit is yours from day one.

Whose server is used?

Yours. I deploy to your infrastructure and document the setup, so you are not locked in.

What if I don't continue after the first week?

You keep everything: code, plan, prototype and materials.

What if the idea changes?

Priorities are reviewed every week. A change of direction is normal; the limit is the number of platforms, not the number of ideas.

How is this different from a freelancer?

You get a fixed monthly format with clear limits, weekly demos and one person accountable for architecture, code and delivery.

Do I need to know how to code?

No. But you do need to make product decisions and give feedback within the week.

Start with the first week

Tell me what you want to build. I will reply with a realistic scope and whether this format fits.

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