Ashraf U.

Most of my work starts one of two ways. Somebody is doing a job by hand every week that software should be doing, or something broke and nobody can find why. I build the thing that takes that work over, and I fix the thing nobody could trace. What I do: WordPress and WooCommerce. Custom plugins, theme work, and the missing feature an off-the-shelf tool stopped just short of. I wrote WP Wand, an AI writing assistant that sits inside the WordPress editor, on my own. It runs on over 1,000 sites and is published on wordpress org Laravel and Next js . Web apps and internal tools for when a WordPress site is not the right answer. For a UK cruise company I built their members' club on my own: bookings, payments, referrals and a rewards scheme. Speed and bugs. Slow WooCommerce sites, and faults that have been open for weeks. It is usually code I have never seen, and reading it is the job. How I work: We agree the scope and the price before I start. The code is yours when it is done, no subscription and nothing locked to me. Tell me how often you want updates and that is what you get. Some clients want a message every week, some just want it finished. I take one or two projects at a time, so you are not waiting behind five other people. Message me and tell me what is eating the hours, or what is broken. I will ask questions until I understand it, then tell you straight whether I can help.