Senior full-stack · AI-assisted delivery
Hire an AI Developer.
Hire an AI developer or AI engineer who ships production Next.js, TypeScript, and MCP systems — without handing you six months of cleanup debt.
I've shipped 50+ production applications using Claude, Cursor, and Lovable — not prototypes, not demos, but deployed products with real users, real data, and real maintenance requirements. Next.js, TypeScript, Supabase, Fly.io — a specific, well-tested stack I know deeply.
What we deliver
Full-Stack Next.js Applications
API routes, authentication, Supabase database, Docker deployment. Production-grade from day one, not prototype-grade retrofitted.
AI Integration & MCP Servers
Connect your product to Claude or OpenAI, build custom MCP servers, design AI-powered workflows that actually work in production.
Hire a Next.js Developer
App Router architecture, SSR/ISR for SEO-sensitive pages, multi-tenant data isolation, Supabase RLS — the full production stack.
Embedded Team Member
In your Slack, shipping weekly, attending standups. Not just a contractor — an engineer who owns outcomes.
Why us
50+ Production Apps Shipped
AppHandoff, MCP Beast, Context Capture, Vari — real products with real users, not portfolio pieces.
AI Development Done Right
AI generates, human judgment verifies — especially for auth, data access, payments, and security boundaries.
You Own Everything
No proprietary frameworks, no lock-in. Full codebase handoff with deployment docs and a 30-day support window.
Let's build something that ships.
Send a message with what you're building, your timeline, and any constraints. I'll respond with an honest assessment, not a sales pitch.
Get in touchFAQ
How much does it cost to hire an AI developer?
Hiring an AI developer on a project basis typically runs $5,000–$20,000 for an MVP, and $20,000–$60,000+ for a full production SaaS. Embedded or fractional engagements (part-time, ongoing) are typically $4,000–$10,000 per month.
Should I hire an AI developer or an AI engineer?
Hire an AI developer when your main goal is fast feature delivery. Hire an AI engineer when reliability, systems architecture, and production risk controls are equally critical. Teams often combine both as product complexity grows.
What does an AI developer actually do?
An AI developer uses LLMs like Claude and tools like Cursor to write, review, and iterate on code 3–5x faster than traditional development. The role isn't just prompting — it's architectural judgment, production hardening, security review, and knowing when to override AI output.
What stack does your AI developer use?
The core stack is Next.js, TypeScript, Supabase (database + auth), and Fly.io for deployment — a specific, well-tested combination used across 50+ production apps. For AI integration: Claude, OpenAI, MCP servers, and Lovable for rapid frontend prototyping.