Stripe payments and subscriptions
Checkout, recurring billing and the bits in between, running on real client apps.
I've been freelancing for the past year, building full-stack apps for real clients across 8 industries. Here's what that looks like, without naming names.
All my experience so far is freelance. No conventional job yet, just clients, builds and a lot of learning. I've been freelancing for the past year and building full-time for 18 months.
In that time I've shipped 20+ apps for real clients across 8 industries. Real products with logins, dashboards, payments and email. Most of them are on Base44, where I'm a Base44 Partner with a 5.0 rating from 9 reviews.
The work ranges from full builds to rescues: fixing apps that got stuck, tightening security, cleaning up SEO and making things look like someone designed them.
You won't find client case studies here. Their apps, their call. My own projects are on the work page, and the reviews are word for word from Base44.
8 industries so far, including these.
Not demos. These are in production on client apps.
Checkout, recurring billing and the bits in between, running on real client apps.
The emails an app needs to send, set up so they arrive.
Connecting apps to the services they depend on, and handling it properly when those services don't cooperate.
Most projects need a few of these at once. Each one links to how I would do it for you.
My claim first, then their words. Quoted exactly, trimmed with an ellipsis where it runs long.
What I say
I keep people in the loop. No going quiet for a week and turning up with a surprise.
What they said
“great to work with, really good communication!”
What I say
If it's a two-minute fix, I'll tell you it's a two-minute fix. I'd rather be useful than sell you something.
What they said
“Doesn't look to sell me his services unless I need them and was ready to help for free because it was a 2 minute fix.”
What I say
The first thing someone describes is rarely the real problem. I ask until I find it.
What they said
“He not only helped resolve my issues but he has a great way of thinking through the process.”
What I say
I build for the people who will use the thing, not just for the person paying for it.
What they said
“He doesn't put you in mind just as a client, he puts your users in mind…”
What I say
When the obvious answer is wrong, I go looking for a better one.
What they said
“…brings creative, out-of-the-box solutions to the table…”
What I say
If you're new to this, that's fine. I'll explain what's going on as we go.
What they said
“…how he was patient in guiding me past my confusions and uncertainty in projects…”
2025 to now
Self-employed
Full-stack apps, rescues and reviews for clients across 8 industries. 20+ apps shipped.
About a year
Base44
Helping people build, fix and ship their Base44 apps. 5.0 from 9 reviews.
2025
A real app, live in the same week I signed up.
2025
The first paid build, done in public. 20+ apps have shipped since.
2025
Answering other builders' questions, and learning a lot from them.
Now
Tools for Base44 users, 70 Office Hours sessions archived, and Rust on the side.
What I'm up to nowGot something that needs building properly? Tell me what you're working on and where it's stuck.