The technical co-founder you hire when you need a product shipped. Fixed scope. Fixed price.
Three years shipping for founders on Upwork and Fiverr. Every review earned by delivering what I promised, when I promised it.
"Chirag did an outstanding job on my website. The documentation was thorough, the attention to detail was impeccable, and the project was bug-free. Polite, responsive, and delivered everything right on time."
"Working with Chirag has been a phenomenal experience. Throughout our multiple projects, he consistently demonstrates professionalism and punctuality, delivering every time."
"He is an incredibly talented developer. He goes above and beyond to make everything perfect. The task I had was complicated but he completed it with ease. HIGHLY recommend."
A selection of recent SaaS products and platforms — built solo, shipped fast.
A longtime Yu-Gi-Oh player had designed an entire alternative format — new rules, a restricted-token economy, curated decklists — and built a community around it. But the format lived in scattered Discord messages and PDFs. Players had nowhere to browse cards, share decks, or learn the rules.
They came in asking for "a website." What they actually needed was a full content platform — a searchable card database, a decklist system, editorial space for rules updates, and a structure that could scale without a rebuild.

I shipped the entire platform in two weeks: card database with filterable pool browser, decklist system, editorial blog, custom restricted-card mechanic in the data model, and responsive design tuned to the founder's visual identity.
"Strategic, versatile and genuinely supportive throughout the collaboration."
— RetroYugi Founder · Italy
If I can ship a full community platform in 14 days — your SaaS MVP is comfortably inside the 6–8 week window. →
Shipping faster. AI is a tool, not a crutch.
One developer, one process, fixed scope, fixed price. Here's exactly what happens between our first call and your launch day.
Planning a group road trip in India is chaos. A WhatsApp group for chat. Google Maps for routes. A spreadsheet for expenses. Ten browser tabs for stops. I've lived this countless times. I'm building the tool I wished existed.
RoamLine is a group road trip planning app. Collaborative route building, smart stop insertion, live multi-vehicle tracking, expense splitting — all in one place.

Every decision I make on your MVP is a decision I'm making on mine right now. I know what it feels like to cut a feature you love because it won't make launch. That's the empathy I bring — not vendor empathy, founder empathy.
When you hire me, you're not hiring a dev who thinks in tickets. You're hiring a founder who thinks in launches. →

A one-person studio, shipping to founders in the US and EU.
Most founders I work with come to me after something went wrong. They hired an agency that disappeared after the deposit. They hired a cheap dev who shipped something that barely worked. They tried weekends and watched six months evaporate. By the time we talk, they're not looking for a developer — they're looking for someone who will actually finish the thing.
That's what I do. I take a founder's idea and ship it as a real, live, launch-ready SaaS in 6 to 8 weeks. one person responsible from first call to launch day.
Every founder in 2026 wants products built fast. Most developers bolt on a ChatGPT wrapper and call it done. I use AI to accelerate engineering— rapid prototyping, boilerplate scaffolding, strict context steering, and automated ops. I don't just vibe code; my 5+ years of experience dictates the architecture. The difference between a prototype and a product is whether the code still works when 1,000 users hit it at once.
I've earned 67 five-star reviews across Upwork and Fiverr. Every one came from shipping what I promised, when I promised it.
I also know what it's like on your side of the table. I'm building my own SaaS — RoamLine, a group road trip planner for India. Every decision I make on your MVP, I'm making on mine the same week.
I work from Mandi, in the Indian Himalayas. My clients are in Brooklyn and Berlin and Austin. When you send me a message on a Tuesday, you get a working feature by Friday.
Honest answers to the things you're wondering at 11pm.
Most founders don't. That's what the scoping call is for. In 20 minutes we'll talk through what you're building, who it's for, and what "launched" means. You need an idea, not a spec.
Everything in the signed scope doc. Design, build, deploy, domain setup, auth, payments if scoped, AI integration if scoped, and two weeks of post-launch fixes. No hidden line items.
On my side? You don't pay more. The fixed price is fixed. Most builds land inside the window because the scope is locked before I write a line of code.
Yes. Completely. From day one. Code, repo, infra, domain, every credential. If you fired me the day after launch, another developer could take over in an hour. Non-negotiable.
Yes — I use Claude and Codex to accelerate development. But I don't just 'vibe code'. My 5+ years of engineering experience dictates the architecture. I use AI for boilerplate and rapid prototyping, so I can spend my time on your complex business logic and ensuring the system is robust.
One person, first call to launch day. Decisions in hours, not weeks. If your project needs five developers, hire an agency — I'll tell you honestly on the scoping call.
Not according to my 67 five-star reviews. Most clients find the time zone gap is actually their biggest advantage: you send a message at the end of your day, and wake up to a reply and often working code. It's like having a developer who builds while you sleep.
Book a 20-minute scoping call. Free, no prep, no obligation. If I'm the right fit, scope doc within 48 hours. If not, I'll tell you — and introduce you to someone who is.
It needs 8 weeks and one developer who finishes what he starts.
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