Websites and mobile apps, engineered end‑to‑end.
A product engineer building fast, durable software for founders and small teams, from the first frame to the App Store release and the infrastructure underneath it.
One engineer, the whole stack.
No hand-offs between agencies, no telephone game between design and build.
WEB APPLICATIONS
React, Next.js and TypeScript front-ends wired to APIs you can actually maintain.
iOS & ANDROID APPS
One React Native or Flutter codebase, tuned per platform, whichever your roadmap deserves.
DESIGN TO CODE
Interface design and the build in the same hands, so nothing gets lost in translation.
PERFORMANCE & INFRA
Core Web Vitals, CI/CD, observability and release pipelines that don't wake you up.
Shipped, measured, still running.
01Fernweh
2026Offline-first itinerary app with local sync and a shared trip timeline. Built solo, from prototype to both stores in fourteen weeks.
02Ledgerwise
2025Reconciliation dashboard for accounting teams. Rebuilt a slow Rails admin into a keyboard-first workspace handling millions of rows.
03Hearth
2025Booking platform for independent trades, with a Flutter installer app for job photos, quotes and payouts in the field.
04Northbeam Labs
2024Marketing site, docs and a component library the in-house team still ships with. Handed over with tests and a written playbook.
Scope. Build. Launch. Stay.
Weekly demos, a shared repo from day one, and no invoice you didn't see coming.
SCOPE
A call, then a written brief: what ships, what waits, what it costs.
BUILD
Design and code in one loop. A working build in your hands every Friday.
LAUNCH
Store review, analytics, monitoring and a rollback plan before go-live.
STAY
A support window after release, and a retainer only if you need one.
Most teams don't need an agency. They need someone who finishes.
I started Netriot after nine years inside product teams, three of them at a startup where I owned both the web app and the iOS client. What I learned there is that the hard part is rarely the code. It's deciding what to cut, keeping the build honest, and staying around after launch.
So I work with a small number of clients at a time, in the open, with a repo you own from the first commit. You get the person writing the code on every call, and a product that still runs cleanly two years from now.
Tell me what you're building.
A 30-minute call, a written scope within two days, and an honest answer about whether I'm the right fit. No retainer, no discovery invoice.