Prediction Market
Mission: Build a private prediction market similar to Polymarket
Completion: 10 weeks, $10,000
Fully functional MVPs in 2-6 weeks.
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Mission: Build a private prediction market similar to Polymarket
Completion: 10 weeks, $10,000
Mission: Save 90% of paralegal time by integrating Clio and Claude to auto-draft legal documents.
Completion: 12 weeks, $18,300
Mission: iOS and Android app with AI coaching on habit change and habit tracking workflow
Completion: 3 weeks, $11,200
Mission: For a construction firm, train an AI brain to learn current RFP estimation patterns to generate new RFPs using prior art.
Mission: Consolidate 2+ partner website car listings data into a vectorized, searchable DB, then create a chat front end so customers can easily identify where to best buy/sell their car.
Mission: Integrate with EPIC and translate clinical and operational problems into AI based solutions. Prototype and deploy for clinicians.
So I do not just build what you ask for. I help you decide what is worth building first, what to ignore for now, where AI actually helps, and how to get to something users will pay for.
Starts at $9k, most engagements fall between $15K–$30K+
For people who:
Most products are leveraging AI in some way—I help you figure out how it should work for yours.
Whether it’s customer experience, analysis, automation, or data workflows, we use AI where it creates real value. If it doesn’t meaningfully improve the product, we don’t use it.
Simple builds can take as little as 2–4 weeks.
More involved MVPs typically take 8–12 weeks.
We scope to the smallest version that proves your idea—then expand from there.
A working product—not a prototype.
Built to handle real users (often thousands), and ready to:
Different clients use it differently—but the goal is always the same: move your idea forward with something real.
All projects include a 2-week bug fix cycle before handoff.
From there, you can choose what works best:
You’ll get the most value if you already have a clear idea of the problem and user.
That can be early mockups, screenshots, or a strong point of view on what you want to build.
If you’re still exploring, it’s better to do that first—then come back when you’re ready to build.
No—and that’s intentional.
You’ll get the best results if insights come directly from your relationship with customers.
I take what you’ve learned and turn it into a product that works in the real world—using proven UX patterns and product thinking.
You own the insight. I make it real.
This works best if you want to move fast, stay focused, and get something real into users’ hands.