No vendor sells the thing you need. An internal tool, a product capability, or a workflow that has to be built around how your business actually works. The fix is to build it: data model, backend, and interface as one system, shipped, and handed over on a repo your team can keep moving on.
You probably recognise a few of these.
The specific, findable things I do inside this. Open one for detail.
Software shaped to your workflow, not a workflow bent around someone else's SaaS assumptions. I build the tool your team actually needs when a spreadsheet has quietly become mission-critical software. It fits how you already work, so adoption is not a fight.
Next.js
Node.jsScoped product builds taken from idea to shipped on Next.js, Node.js, GCP, and Vercel, from first commit to live. I own the data model, the backend, and the interface as one system, so there are no seams where it matters. You get something in production, not a prototype that dies in staging.
Next.jsNode.js
GCP
VercelAI built in where it earns its keep, not bolted on for its own sake. I use it for the parts where it genuinely beats a deterministic approach, like summarising or triage, and keep it out of the parts where it does not. The result is tooling that is smarter where it counts and predictable everywhere else.
OpenAI
CursorThe data layer and the application built together as one system, so the model under the product is never an afterthought. Designing the schema and the app in step avoids the glue code and mismatches that slow later changes. It keeps the thing fast to build on after launch.
BigQueryNode.jsPurpose-built analytics auditing tools, like a live auditor validated against DevTools and running on a client site. It catches tracking that breaks silently on deploys, the kind of failure no off-the-shelf tool flagged the way this client needed. The team owns the tool and the confidence that their data is still firing correctly.
Node.jsGCPScope the build against how the business actually works, design the data model and system together, ship it, then hand over a repo your team can keep moving on. Project or retainer. You work directly with me.
Next.jsNode.jsGCPBigQueryVercelTracking broke silently on deploys and nobody knew until a report looked wrong. No off-the-shelf tool caught it the way this client needed.
I built a front-end analytics auditor in Node.js on GCP with AI-assisted reporting, running live on the client's site and validated against DevTools, not just "it fires."
Breakages surfaced the moment they happened, on a tool the team owns.
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