WHITE LABEL DEVELOPMENT FOR AGENCIES, STARTUPS AND CONSULTANTS
The white label developer behind your delivery.
When a project lands and you do not have the development capacity to take it on, I become your developer. White label web development, platform builds, and SEO, delivered inside your repo, workflow, and process, under your brand and on your terms. Do not hire another developer. Have one when you need one.
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THE PROBLEM
The project is signed. The capacity is not there.
Every agency and small team hits the same wall. A client says yes to something bigger than usual, the timeline is already tight, and your developers are committed to work that cannot slip.
Turn the project down and lose the relationship. Take it on and watch your existing delivery slide. Or start hiring, with months of searching and onboarding time you do not have.
THE FOURTH OPTION
Bring in senior development capacity for exactly the length of the project.
Senior capacity, only when the work exists
HOW IT WORKS
Four steps. No overhead.
01
Step in
You send the project scope and repo access. I read the codebase, join one call, and can be working within a day or two.
02
Work inside your process
Your repo, branching strategy, Slack, standups, and project board. I adopt the way your team already works.
03
Ship
I build, test, document, and hand over clean so your team can pick up anything I write without a translation layer.
04
Step away
Project done, capacity released. When the next one lands, I am one message away and already know how you work.
WHAT I BUILD
White label development, platform work, and technical SEO.
Three areas of work, one operating model: I step into your process, build what is needed under your brand, and leave behind clean work your team can own. When a scope needs more hands than mine, I bring in my own small team and stay your single point of contact.
Service 01
Custom software development
Full-stack development across web, mobile, and backend systems, built to your specification and handed over as maintainable code rather than a black box.
Mobile appsWeb applicationsUI/UX designSaaS productsMVP developmentBackend systemsAPIs & integrationsFrontend developmentCode audits
Service 02
No-code and platform work
When the right answer is WordPress, Shopify, or Webflow, I build it properly on that platform instead of forcing a custom build to justify a bigger invoice.
WordPressShopifyWebflowFramerGoHighLevelLanding pagesCustom themesPlatform migrations
Service 03
Technical SEO
Technical SEO is a development problem more than a marketing one. The performance, crawlability, structured-data, and rendering work gets solved in the codebase.
Technical SEOCore Web VitalsStructured dataCrawlabilityLocal SEOOn-page SEOContent SEOJavaScript rendering
THE STACK I BUILD ON
Depth in one ecosystem.
I work in one ecosystem deeply rather than claiming twenty languages badly. Everything below is production experience, not a course certificate.
Frontend
React · Next.js · TypeScript · Tailwind CSS · JavaScript · HTML & CSS
Mobile
React Native · Expo · React Navigation · Native APIs · App Store delivery
Backend
Node.js · NestJS · Express · REST APIs · GraphQL · WebSockets
Database
PostgreSQL · MongoDB · Prisma · Supabase · Redis · SQL modelling
Infrastructure
Third-party integrations · CI/CD · Vercel · Docker · GitHub Actions · Environment management
If your project needs something outside this, I will tell you before we start rather than learning on your budget.
WHAT THIS REPLACES
Capacity without the hire.
A permanent developer makes sense when you have permanent development work. Most teams have bursts of demand. Paying a salary through the quiet months is an expensive way to solve an intermittent problem.
Compared byHiring a developerWorking with me
Time to start2-4 months1-2 days
Cost between projectsFull salaryNothing
CommitmentPermanentProject length
OnboardingWeeksHours, and only once
SeniorityWhat you can affordSenior from day one
Risk if it does not workTermination processThe project ends
You get senior capacity in the weeks you need it, and no cost in the weeks you do not.
WHO I WORK WITH
Built to fit the way you deliver.
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Agencies
You have won a project that needs development capacity you do not currently have. White label web development under your brand and inside your process.
Explore agency delivery→Startups & founders
You need a technical build without a technical co-founder or permanent engineering hire. I build the first version properly and hand it over clean.
Explore startup delivery→Consultants & small teams
You are excellent at what you do and development is not it. I handle the build so you can keep selling the work you are best at.
Explore consultant delivery→CLIENT FEEDBACK
Trusted to deliver.
A few words from the people who needed a senior developer inside the work, not outside it.
“The work felt like an extension of our own delivery team. Clear scope, calm communication, and a handover our client could actually use.”
Sophie Laurent
Managing Director
“He reduced a complicated product brief to the decisions that mattered. The result shipped without the usual surprise layer at the end.”
Lukas Weber
Product Lead
“We needed senior technical capacity quickly. He joined our process, made progress visible, and left the codebase cleaner than he found it.”
Elena Rossi
Founder
“The commercial side stayed simple because the scope was direct. Our client saw a polished delivery and we kept the relationship exactly where it belonged.”
Thomas Dubois
Strategy Director
“No chasing, no layers of account management, and no vague status reports. Every decision arrived early enough to make properly.”
Anika Schneider
Operations Lead
“The first release was focused and useful. More importantly, our next developer could understand the system without needing a translation.”
Matteo Bianchi
Co-founder
“The work felt like an extension of our own delivery team. Clear scope, calm communication, and a handover our client could actually use.”
Sophie Laurent
Managing Director
“He reduced a complicated product brief to the decisions that mattered. The result shipped without the usual surprise layer at the end.”
Lukas Weber
Product Lead
“We needed senior technical capacity quickly. He joined our process, made progress visible, and left the codebase cleaner than he found it.”
Elena Rossi
Founder
“The commercial side stayed simple because the scope was direct. Our client saw a polished delivery and we kept the relationship exactly where it belonged.”
Thomas Dubois
Strategy Director
“No chasing, no layers of account management, and no vague status reports. Every decision arrived early enough to make properly.”
Anika Schneider
Operations Lead
“The first release was focused and useful. More importantly, our next developer could understand the system without needing a translation.”
Matteo Bianchi
Co-founder
FROM THE JOURNAL
Featured writing.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Clear before the first commit.
Everything important is agreed before work begins: scope, price, access, ownership, and handover.
Do I work under my own name or yours?
Yours. I work inside your repo, your process, and your brand. How you describe the arrangement to your client is entirely your decision.
How quickly can you start?
Usually within a day or two of repo access. There is no notice period to work through and no onboarding backlog.
What is the minimum project size?
I take on projects rather than hours. If it has a defined scope and a deadline, it is worth a conversation.
How do you charge?
Fixed-scope, hourly, or retainer, whichever fits the work. The model and the price are agreed before I start, so there are no invoice surprises.
Who owns the code?
You do, entirely. Full IP transfer on final payment, including anything I write that is not in the original scope.
Can you work in our existing codebase?
Yes. That is most of what I do. I read the existing code, match its conventions, and leave clean commits and documentation behind.
What happens when the project ends?
I hand over, document, and step away. When the next project comes in, you message me and I am back already familiar with how you work.
Have a project that needs development capacity?
Tell me the scope and the deadline. I will tell you honestly whether I am the right fit.
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