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Full-stack web app developer.
Go, Next.js, SQL/CQL
I use Go (no frameworks) for backends, Next.js for frontends, and distributed SQL/CQL databases making my apps fast, scalable and convenient to use.
Future-proof architecture
Scaling cleanly from day 1 - optimized schemas, efficient queries, distributed databases, and smart caching keep everything fast even under load.
Custom built just for you
I avoid using pre-made templates, that way your app is 100% unique and matched exactly to your preferences.
Made with security in mind
I never cut corners when it comes to security. Password hashing, email verification, password resets - whatever you need, it’s included by default.
Multi-tenant SaaS
I focus on building full-featured multi-tenant SaaS apps that handle real users and real data.
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I hate messy code and workarounds as much as anyone else. Everything I write is clean, optimized, and easy for future devs to follow.
Built to work on any screen
My frontends are responsive by default, meaning they adapt smoothly to any screen size - mobile, tablet, desktop, or a smart fridge. Just try it out with this website - open it on your PC and phone, see the difference.
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Not limited by SQL
SQL is nice and all, to a certain point. I use ScyllaDB when projects need real-time speeds and can't afford lag - things like live chat, analytics, or high-traffic APIs. It handles millions of operations per second effortlessly.
If you’re wondering - No, I don’t ALLOW FILTERING. I play fair: Lookup tables, no indexes - proper masochist optimization set.