15+ years turning ideas into businesses that grow, as one person who gives your project everything. No agency, no handovers, and you own everything I build. I build the tech, read the data and run the marketing as one measurable loop, so growth compounds instead of leaking between three suppliers who never talk.
Partner programme
Know a company that needs a developer, data scientist or marketer it cannot hire full time? Introduce me. 15% of my net fees in year one, 10% in year two, for 24 months per client. Open to businesses, individuals and recruiters.
No overpromising
Honest estimates you can actually plan around.
GrowCentric.ai No endless meetings
Async updates, and progress you can see.
CarMerce Focused on growth
Measured in revenue, not in busywork.
Regios 15+ years hands on
Real engineering, not AI guesswork.
Stint You own everything
Code, data and accounts. All yours.
Dell EMC No lock in, ever
Leave whenever you like, with the lot.
Siemens One person, accountable
My name is on every single line.
Lufthansa No overpromising
Honest estimates you can actually plan around.
BASF No endless meetings
Async updates, and progress you can see.
JLL Focused on growth
Measured in revenue, not in busywork.
Kew Gardens 15+ years hands on
Real engineering, not AI guesswork.
Volvo You own everything
Code, data and accounts. All yours.
Brandworkz Once you own your processor account, many storefronts, brands and a mobile app can share one vault and one customer list, or split by choice. The patterns, where separate accounts are right, and the real weight of a marketplace.
How a wholesaler sells to trade customers online on Solidus: company accounts, contract price lists, quotes as orders, pay on invoice with a credit check, late payment law, VAT by delivery address after Brexit, invoices and e invoicing, ERP sync, what to build first and what it costs.
Run recurring billing in a processor account you own, and your plans, schedules, mandates and tokens survive a change of storefront untouched.
The fairest guide in the series, because Sylius and Solidus are peers: both are open source commerce frameworks you own, one on Symfony and PHP, the other on Rails and Ruby. There is no lock in and no data to rescue. Leaving Sylius is a deliberate language and ecosystem choice. What you own, the little that is tied, the clean database and API export, passwords, payments, and who should simply stay on Sylius.
If you own your payment processor account, you can change storefront, framework or platform without migrating a single saved card, because the vault already sits in an account that is yours.
A saved card is a token that stands in for a card number held in your processor's vault. How hosted fields, network tokens and SCA fit together, and why owning the processor account keeps your customers' cards portable and your PCI burden light.
