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A working product, live in 14 days.
Fixed price, excluding VAT. One scope. You keep the code.
One price. One scope. A product people can actually sign up for and pay you money through.
50% to start, 50% on delivery. No retainer, no hourly surprises.
The price excludes VAT. Romanian clients are invoiced with 21% TVA on top. EU businesses with a valid VAT number are invoiced under reverse charge, so no VAT is added. Outside the EU, no VAT applies.
You work directly with me — no account manager, no handover. If a project genuinely needs more than one person, I say so on the call and bring in specialists I have worked with before.
Startup or established business — the shape of the work is the same: one thing, built and handed over.
A subscription product with sign-up, billing and a customer dashboard.
A booking system that replaces a phone line and a spreadsheet.
A client portal where your customers see their own orders, documents or reports.
An internal tool that turns a manual, repeated process into a few clicks.
A marketplace-shaped idea, cut down to the one side that has to work first.
A product built on top of an existing AI API, with the boring plumbing done properly.
Free, 45 minutes. We agree the one core flow and write it down. If it does not fit in two weeks, I tell you before you pay anything.
50% up front, and the build starts the same day. You get a repository and a staging URL immediately.
A live staging link from day two and a short written update every second day. You watch it get built — no black box, no silence.
One full pass of fixes and adjustments within the scope we agreed on day zero.
Live on your domain, code in your account, remaining 50% due.
Anything broken inside the delivered scope, I fix free for two weeks. New features are quoted separately.
Not sure which of these you are? Book the call anyway. Half the value of that 45 minutes is working out what the one core flow actually is.
When a project outgrows one person and two weeks, this is the stack I move to: Spring Boot for a robust multi-threaded backend, PostgreSQL for relational integrity, GraphQL to keep client data fetching sane. This is also where I bring in specialists I have worked with before — the right size of team for the job, assembled quickly, still coordinated by me.
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Founding Engineer at 3DAPI · Bucharest
I build things. That is most of it. Right now I am founding engineer at 3DAPI, a platform for on-demand 3D printing, where I touch product, infrastructure, and whatever else needs doing.
ClickerFactory is a side product of 3DAPI: a web app that turns any image you upload into a printable multi-colour keyboard clicker. I developed it alone, end to end — the upload flow, the image-to-geometry pipeline, the payments, the deployment. The team handled the marketing and the launch. Between us it drew over 2,000 backers and $100,000 in its first week, and $170,000 by the end of the first month.
That is the part worth knowing: I am used to being the only engineer on something that real people pay for. Before 3DAPI it was years of full-stack freelancing — cloud infrastructure, scalable architecture, turning client ideas into software that actually runs. An AI engineering internship pulled me into AI properly, and along the way I produced a paid 12-part React Native course for a learning platform.
The MVP work on this page is what I do on the side, for people who need something real built quickly and want to talk to the person building it.
ClickerFactory, built solo — launch numbers
I wrote my first production code in 2021, before AI assistants started hiding the hard parts of engineering. That timing turned out to matter.
I learned to build systems by hand — tuning databases, managing memory, chasing bugs line by line. So when I use modern tools, I can tell when they are wrong. That is the difference between shipping something that works in a demo and shipping something that survives real users.
ClickerFactory is a side product of 3DAPI: a web app that turns any image into a printable multi-colour keyboard clicker. I developed the whole thing alone — upload, image-to-geometry pipeline, payments, deployment. The team handled the marketing and the launch.
It did 2,000+ backers and $100,000 in the first week, and $170,000 by the end of the first month. That is what I mean when I say I build things that hold up under real traffic and real money.
I ran a startup through Innovation Labs 2025 and won the public vote, which put us on TVR (national television) and RFI (national radio). A few more hackathon awards along the way.
The useful part was not the trophies. It was learning to explain a RAG architecture to an audience that does not write code — which is the same skill I need when a client asks why a build takes two weeks instead of two days.
On a two-week MVP you deal with me directly. No account manager, no handover, no one relaying your requirements to someone you never meet.
When a project genuinely needs more than one person, I bring in specialists I have already worked with — I helped assemble the team behind a €1.6M EU grant, so I know how to do it quickly and who to call. I will tell you which of the two your project is on the first call.


I wrote my first production code in 2021, before AI assistants started hiding the hard parts of engineering. That timing turned out to matter.
I learned to build systems by hand — tuning databases, managing memory, chasing bugs line by line. So when I use modern tools, I can tell when they are wrong. That is the difference between shipping something that works in a demo and shipping something that survives real users.

ClickerFactory is a side product of 3DAPI: a web app that turns any image into a printable multi-colour keyboard clicker. I developed the whole thing alone — upload, image-to-geometry pipeline, payments, deployment. The team handled the marketing and the launch.
It did 2,000+ backers and $100,000 in the first week, and $170,000 by the end of the first month. That is what I mean when I say I build things that hold up under real traffic and real money.

I ran a startup through Innovation Labs 2025 and won the public vote, which put us on TVR (national television) and RFI (national radio). A few more hackathon awards along the way.
The useful part was not the trophies. It was learning to explain a RAG architecture to an audience that does not write code — which is the same skill I need when a client asks why a build takes two weeks instead of two days.

On a two-week MVP you deal with me directly. No account manager, no handover, no one relaying your requirements to someone you never meet.
When a project genuinely needs more than one person, I bring in specialists I have already worked with — I helped assemble the team behind a €1.6M EU grant, so I know how to do it quickly and who to call. I will tell you which of the two your project is on the first call.
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