FIG. 01 · San Clemente, CA
It works. (I checked.)
I build websites and apps. Then I try to break them. You get a written list of what I tested. For founders, treatment centers, and studios.
View my work
01 bedflow
02 afterflow
03 Roll Call
04 Trusted Treatment Navigator
- 8
- Shipped projects
- 2
- Studios
- 5+
- Years in code and QA
Projects by studio
- Solvhaus Solutions
- 6 projects
- Karle Kreatives
- 2 projects
FIG. 02
Someone will find the bug. Better me.
Case 01
A form that fails on one phone.
Case 02
A layout that breaks at one width.
Case 03
A sign up flow nobody tested twice.
I look for these before launch. Not after.
FIG. 03
Three steps. Scope to launch.
01
Scope
We list every page and flow, and agree on what done means.
02
Build and test
I write the code. Then I test it on phones, tablets, desktops, and major browsers.
03
Launch
I ship it, check it live, and give you a written list of what I tested.
FIG. 05
Before you ask.
- Do you build, test, or both?
- Both. I can also test a site or app someone else built.
- What kinds of projects do you take?
- Marketing sites and SaaS apps. Some serve treatment centers and recovery homes.
- What do you build with?
- React and TypeScript on the front end, Supabase and Postgres on the back end. If your project already has a stack, I work in that.
- How long does a project take?
- A marketing site usually takes a few weeks. An app depends on its scope. You get a written timeline before work starts.
- How do you price work?
- A fixed price for each project, quoted after we agree on the scope. Testing-only work is priced by the size of what needs testing.