Raquel L.

Let's understand your situation. You have a working software. It might have current paying customers. Or maybe it works as an internal tool like a CRM or Order Management System. Something that's supposed to make your saving money or obtaining revenue. But there's something bothering you. Maybe bugs are starting to creep in and that is causing issues with your clients. Maybe your data is not matching reality. Or you have a performance issue growing up the loading time by the minute. You can see your customers unsubscribing. Or you have new signups but people are not purchasing. Or your employees are complaining because it takes too long to load and they cannot work efficiently. Whatever the problem is, money is leaking You've tried many solutions but nothing seems to solve the right problem. AI sometimes works, sometimes it doesn't. Even worse. Something else broke when you implemented that solution that now you need to fix. Or you tried hiring someone but you felt that they didn't understand the problem; they started to offer solutions and options that you didn't quite get. You're tired. Probably considering starting over. You feel stuck. I get it. But imagine this: Could you visualize how would it feel if you didn't have to deal with all that complexity? Or that you can let yourself dream about adding more features instead of thinking how to fix them? Or that you can focus on your own business without having to figure out how to implement things? If you think I understood well your situation, then I believe that I might be able to help you out feeling that piece of mind that you're looking for. I am a full stack developer with over 13 years of experience with special focus on products, meaning that I've seen many systems which main responsibility is handling real customer data, real payments, or real growth. I will always start with a diagnostic phase: A fixed-scope, fixed-price review of what you've already built. Starting at 1500USD. During my experience I have learnt that the system is a reflection of the business, and if I left one out -whatever functionality I built- will take longer to implement and it's going to be incomplete. You decide what happens next. Hire me for an implementation phase, hand the roadmap to someone else, or just sleep better knowing where the landmines are. A lot of developers will quote you a price and a timeline before they've seen your system. I won't. Because that number would be a guess, and guesses are how you'll end up back here with the same problem, or with scope creep.