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 On 21 October 2026 the NCSC warned that any version of PHP can be hijacked remotely (CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619), giving attackers a direct path to your files and database. WordPress, Joomla, TYPO3 and every PHP site are affected, with official advice to take sites offline. A plain English guide to the real risk and the modern, secure, owned alternative on Ruby on Rails.
What companies really risk with AI-built software: security, agents with production keys, silent regressions on the critical path, architecture debt, compliance, insurance exclusions, lock-in. And how an experienced developer uses AI to deliver faster and for less.
The transparency page shows the prices and the playground lets you model a commission deal. This is the piece in between: one fictional but realistic shop, 1.8 million a year, walked through twelve months of a results based engagement. What is agreed before the start, what the invoice says each month, what the commission is calculated on, how it is measured and who can see it, what happens in a slow quarter, what happens when you want out, what is not in the price, and what the same year would cost on the phased packages, with an agency, or with a hire. A worked example, not a promise, and I say so all the way through.
Sample sizes, spend per platform, time at a small daily budget, concurrent tests, visitor bands for A/B tests, kill rules, channel fit by stage and what a forecast needs.
The build side of selling into Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Which payment methods each market actually expects, roughly what share each one takes, and how every one of them is wired into a Solidus store: payment methods per zone, Stripe for cards and SEPA, Klarna, Unzer or Mollie for pay on invoice, what pay on invoice does to the order state machine, dunning, fraud checks, refunds, SCA, reconciliation with the accountant, and what it costs in conversion when the mix is wrong.
One loyalty project, four methods: behavioural segments, elasticity per segment, a loyalty loop and an experiences questionnaire, planned month by month.
