We build production React and TypeScript front-ends, Shopify Hydrogen storefronts, and AI prototypes that survive contact with real users — agent harnesses, tool loops and evals, built end to end.
No managers, no hand-off gap. You work directly with the person writing the code.
React and TypeScript work that holds up after launch: real component systems, accessible interaction, and performance measured rather than promised.
Headless storefronts on Hydrogen and Oxygen — built for merchandising teams to run without a developer in the loop for every change.
The part most demos skip: tools, sandboxes, retries and evals around the model, so the thing you showed the board still works next month.
Most AI prototypes fall over the moment a tool call fails or a prompt drifts. I build the loop around the model — typed tools, a sandbox, retries, and an eval suite that tells you when a change made things worse.
A call, then a written scope with a fixed price and a date. If it does not fit, I say so.
Something clickable in your hands early — real data, real states, no slideware.
Daily pushes to a preview URL. You watch it happen in your own repo, not a black box.
Documented code, a walkthrough recording, and two weeks of support included.
A short note about the problem is enough to start. You will hear back within one working day, with an honest answer about whether I am the right person for it.