AI product
development,
engineered.
I design and build MVPs, web apps, and installable mobile apps for founders — live in 2–4 weeks, fully owned by you.
I take products from a sentence to a live, revenue-ready build — MVPs, web platforms, installable mobile PWAs, and the marketing surfaces around them. Fixed scope. Weeks, not quarters. Fully yours at handover.
- Build window
- 2–4 wks
- Engagement
- Fixed scope
- Handover
- 100% owned
- Surfaces
- Web · Mobile
Who I am
I'm Angelo. I build progressive web apps and software products end to end — the thinking, the design, the engineering, and the launch. No multi-agency handoffs, no months of discovery.
Because I build PWAs, your product gets the best of both worlds: native speed, offline access, and instant updates, all delivered straight through the web without app store friction or gatekeepers.
Working AI-native allows me to compress months of work into weeks without sacrificing craft. What you get back looks considered, holds real users, and feels premium.
Founders bring me an idea and a deadline. They leave with a launch-ready PWA on their own domain, working seamlessly across every device.
- Discipline
- AI-native product engineering
- Range
- Concept, design, build, ship
- Method
- Fixed scope, live previews, weekly reviews
- Record
- Shipped products live on their own domains
Start here // Find your situation
Pick the line that sounds like you
What I build for you
Four operational capabilities. Each one scoped, priced, and shipped as a complete unit of work.
MVP Builds
A real, usable first version of the product — auth, data, core loop, payments if needed. Not a clickable mock.
Best for Founders with an idea who need something real to test, demo, or sell.
- Scoped feature set
- Working product with live database
- Auth + payments wired
- Deployed and handed over
Web Apps & Product Builds
Full product surfaces — dashboards, internal tools, multi-role platforms — built to hold real users and real data.
Best for Teams replacing spreadsheets, or products that outgrew their first version.
- Architecture + data model
- Role-based access
- Admin and user surfaces
- Analytics + monitoring
Mobile-Only Installable PWAs
App-store feel without the app store. Installs to the home screen, works offline, ships the same day you approve it.
Best for Anyone who needs an app on a phone without app-store cost or delay.
- Mobile-first UI system
- Install prompt + offline cache
- Push-ready service worker
- Single build, every device
Landing Pages & Marketing Sites
High-conversion surfaces for launches, funding rounds, and campaigns — fast, SEO-clean, and visually distinct.
Best for Launches, raises, and campaigns that need to convert on first visit.
- Positioning + copy pass
- Custom design system
- SEO + social metadata
- Forms, tracking, CMS-ready
How a build runs
Five stages from first call to launch day. You always know which stage you're in, what's being produced, and what you're reviewing next.
Whole thing, start to launch: 3–10 days for a site, 2–4 weeks for an app.
Intel
I interrogate the idea before writing a line of code. Who it's for, what it must prove, what can be cut.
You One call, and honest answers about the goal.
Me Turn the idea into a scoped, testable brief.
A one-page brief you both agree the build is measured against.
- — Discovery call
- — Problem statement
- — Success criteria
- — Scope boundary
Blueprint
Architecture, data model, and screen map on paper first. Decisions get made while they're still cheap.
You Review the screen map and say what's missing.
Me Design the data, routes, and visual direction.
A blueprint of every screen and how data moves between them.
- — Data model
- — Route map
- — Design direction
- — Build sequence
Build
AI-native execution at pace, with you reviewing a live URL — not screenshots — every few days.
You Click through the live link and send notes.
Me Build the real product, flow by flow.
A working product on a live URL you can use yourself.
- — Live preview link
- — Core flows working
- — Async progress notes
- — Mid-build review
Harden
Access control, edge cases, empty states, mobile, performance. The unglamorous work that makes it real.
You Try to break it — on your own phone.
Me Lock down access, speed, and edge cases.
A product that holds up with real users on real devices.
- — Auth + policy review
- — Device + edge testing
- — Performance pass
- — SEO + metadata
Deploy
Ship to your domain, hand over the keys, and leave you with something you can actually operate.
You Point your domain and receive the keys.
Me Deploy, transfer ownership, and walk you through it.
A live product on your domain, fully owned and operable by you.
- — Domain + hosting live
- — Full ownership transfer
- — Walkthrough recording
- — Post-launch window
If that process fits how you want to work, the next step is a 20-minute call to scope your build.
Book a discovery callWhy this works now
I build on Lovable, and the platform's own trajectory is the reason this delivery model is credible. These are ecosystem-level figures, not my client results.
The platform crossed $100M ARR in roughly eight months — one of the fastest ramps software has seen — and now carries a $2.3B valuation at Series B. Net dollar retention above 100% means cohorts spend more over time rather than churning: people keep building because what they build keeps working.
Teams at Zendesk, Uber AI, and Deutsche Telekom use it to ship production tools and prototypes in days instead of months. Payments have been live in built apps since February 2026, so a product can charge its first customer the week it launches.
Source: publicly reported Lovable ecosystem data. Ranges shown where reports differ.
What builds like these earn
What products built this way have gone on to earn. Publicly reported builder outcomes from the ecosystem — evidence that the delivery model produces revenue, not just demos.
Revenue generated within two days of going live.
Q Group
Scaled to seven figures of recurring revenue.
ShiftNex
Consumer product compounding month over month.
Lumoo
Range reflects differing reported figures.
QuickTables
Non-profit campaign surface built and shipped.
One Love Foundation
App built and monetised inside two weeks.
Solo build
Multiple small products in steady recurring revenue.
Micro-SaaS set
Ecosystem data — publicly reported builder outcomes, not engagements of mine.
Bring your idea and a deadline. You'll leave the call knowing the scope, the price, and the launch date.
Start your buildProducts I've shipped
Live products I've designed and engineered. Open any of them — this is the standard of finish you can expect.
Where builders are headed
Where the people building on this stack are headed — and why arriving with a finished, chargeable product is an advantage.
~79% are building to earn
54.6% are building a business and 24.6% are monetising a side project — while 60.5% aren't earning revenue yet. The gap isn't intent, it's execution: most ideas never get to a product good enough to charge for.
With payments live in built apps since February 2026, the only remaining bottleneck is shipping something people will pay for. That's the part I handle.
How working with me runs
A single senior operator, a small number of builds at a time, and direct access for the length of the engagement.
One operator, senior only
You work directly with the person building the product. No account managers, no juniors learning on your budget, no handoff loss.
Limited concurrent engagements
A small number of builds run at once by design. Your project gets full attention for its window instead of queue time.
Direct access, async by default
A private channel for the length of the build, a live URL you can open any time, and progress notes you don't have to chase.
Discreet and NDA-ready
Confidential by default. Nothing is published, shown, or referenced without your written go-ahead.
Briefing notes
The questions founders ask before the first call.
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Bring the idea.
Leave with the product.
A 30-minute discovery call. We pressure-test the idea, define the scope, and you leave knowing the timeline and the number.
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