Product / own
MindHub365 ↗
Multi-tenant SaaS marketplace for wellness industry, both B2B and B2C. E2E solution for professionals. Booking, CRM, including Stripe payments, subscriptions and automated fiscal invoicing per country inside whole EU.
I build apps, tools and platforms for founders and businesses, and because I’ve run my own, I help you make the calls along the way: what to build first, what to skip, what will cost you later.
You talk to one senior person who has been the founder, the CTO and the engineer. Not a pair of hands waiting for a spec, someone who will push back when the plan is wrong. Kindly, but clearly.
Who I work with
Four ways people usually work with me. If you sit somewhere between them, that is fine too.
Internal tools, portals, integrations
You run on spreadsheets, manual steps and one tool that nearly fits. I replace that with software your team actually wants to use.
MVPs, v2 rebuilds, feature delivery
You need working product in front of users, built well enough that it will not have to be thrown away in six months.
White-label delivery, overflow capacity
A senior pair of hands under your brand. I take the technical work, hit the dates, and stay invisible to your client.
Maintenance, on-call, steady roadmap
Software already live and nobody looking after it. A fixed monthly block for fixes, updates and small improvements.
References
Outstanding with IT solutions, ideas and the application of them. He has a great sense of how the IT sector works, and on top of that real knowledge of the financial industry and the trends happening around the world. A great pleasure to work with.
A true professional, targeted, skillful and reliable. He fulfills the role of a business partner and exceeds the usual performance expectations significantly. A pleasure to work with, and to build something new with.
Live product
Designed, built and run by me, in production with real users. The clearest way to judge how I work is to open it and look.
What I do
An engineer who thinks like a co-founder, not a pair of hands waiting for a spec.
Most founders hire a developer and still have to make every hard call alone, what to build first, what to cut, whether a feature is worth the cost. I build the thing and help you decide what the thing should be, so you are not making product and business decisions you are not equipped for.
I can do this because I have been the founder and the CTO, not just the coder, with my own money on the line. And I will tell you honestly when something is not worth building. Talking you out of the wrong work is part of what you are paying for.
Ongoing time each month
A set block of days each month for maintenance, small features and the steady stream of decisions that come up once something is live. Predictable cost, same person every month, no ticket queue.
Days, not months
One integration, one migration, a stubborn bug, a performance problem, or an honest audit of what you have before you invest more in it. Small pieces of work done properly and closed out.
Inherited codebases
A project stalled, the previous developer gone, nobody sure what runs where. Admitting it is stuck is the hardest part, and you have already done it by looking. I read the code, tell you plainly what state it is in and what your options are, then get it moving again.
Work
Product / own
Multi-tenant SaaS marketplace for wellness industry, both B2B and B2C. E2E solution for professionals. Booking, CRM, including Stripe payments, subscriptions and automated fiscal invoicing per country inside whole EU.
Selected work - past engineering roles / NDA
A mapping and analytics platform used by major pharmaceutical clients to study disease prevalence and prescribing patterns across regions of the whole UK, aggregating GP-level data by geography and demographic. The hard part was spatial querying at scale: proximity and coverage calculations that fell over on real data volumes, which I restructured around PostGIS indexing so regional analysis ran in seconds instead of by hand. Built with Django, PostGIS and Vue.
Selected work - past engineering roles / simulation & optimization
A discrete-event simulation framework, built in Python from scratch, that models a global supply chain from a client's own data. They can ask 'what happens if X', a disrupted route, a new supplier, a demand spike, and simulate the outcome before committing to it. On top of the simulation, a genetic algorithm searches for Pareto-optimal trade-offs across competing objectives, cost, speed, resilience — surfacing the options a spreadsheet never could. Built in Python.
Articles
Contact
A few sentences is enough. If it is not a good fit, I will say so and point you somewhere better.
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