I'm Emil — I thrive working with early-stage companies.
Limited resources and a fast-paced environment require strict prioritization and quick decisions. Software development needs to keep up with the business — agile and proactive.
If any of these describes your situation, working together might make sense.
A working product and genuine feedback from pilot customers are essential tools for validating an idea. A well-scoped build typically becomes a product in just 2–4 weeks. You'll get concrete evidence to back your investor pitch, improving the odds of a successful round and a better valuation. And if the idea doesn't fly, you avoid expensive mistakes.
Without a technical co-founder or CTO, the biggest decisions tend to live under uncertainty — architecture, hiring, and technical due diligence for funding rounds. We act as a technical advisor so your choices hold up through the next steps. You get a senior perspective when you need it, without a forced hire.
Sometimes there's simply more to do than the team can handle. We offer flexible technical development support that moves your company forward — without long commitments or hiring processes.
Do you already have pilot customers but no working product? Building and launching an MVP for paying customers is a critical step toward growth. We build a production-ready version — user management, payments, an admin panel and basic analytics in place — so you can start billing and gather data from real customers.
Lovable and other vibe-coding platforms produce great demos that help you get started quickly. A working, production-ready and secure product is often still far away at that point. We turn the demo into a real software product, ready for paying customers.
Describe your idea. I'll tell you straight: what I would build, what I would leave for later, whether it's even worth starting. And if you want, we'll continue from there.
30 minutes, no sales pitch. You describe the idea, I'll tell you straight what I'd build and what I'd leave for later.
30 minutes, no sales pitch. I'll reply personally.