Agency technical partner
A senior technical partner agencies can bring in when the project goes beyond websites.
I help agencies scope, sell, and deliver custom apps, portals, dashboards, internal tools, backend systems, mobile products, and complex integrations — white-label or client-facing.
Your client asked for more than a website. You do not need to turn it down.
Sometimes a project starts as a brand, website, or marketing engagement, and then the client asks for a portal, dashboard, app, workflow, payment system, database, or integration.
You can turn the work down, stretch no-code too far, hire before you are ready, or risk a generic subcontractor.
I give agencies another option: a senior technical partner who can help scope the request, reduce delivery risk, and build the software properly.
Delivery range
Projects I can help agencies deliver.
Partnership models
How we can work together.
Starting point
Start with technical scoping.
You do not need a polished brief. Send the rough client request, notes from the sales call, or a few bullets about what they are asking for.
Send the rough requestSelective technical support
Good fit / not a fit.
This is best for agencies that want senior technical judgment, clear delivery phases, and a reliable partner for custom software requests.
Good fit
- Your client has a real business workflow, budget, and decision-maker.
- The project needs senior technical judgment, not just extra hands.
- You want fixed-scope phases, clear deliverables, and reliable communication.
- You need someone who can work white-label or join client-facing calls when useful.
- The build involves apps, portals, dashboards, internal tools, backend systems, payments, subscriptions, sync, or complex integrations.
Not a fit
- Low-cost hourly staff augmentation.
- Vague app ideas with no budget, owner, or business case.
- Emergency maintenance on unknown codebases without a discovery phase.
- Projects where the main buying criterion is the lowest possible price.
- Work that requires using proprietary employer code, confidential information, or unclear IP ownership.
Shipped product proof
Proof from shipped products.
I have built and operated real products, not just prototypes. That means I understand the parts that make software painful after the first demo: performance, data, auth, cloud sync, payments, subscriptions, app stores, analytics, migrations, support, and long-term maintenance.
Production mobile RPG tools with 1M+ downloads on 5e Companion, offline-first data, subscriptions, cloud sync, sharing, custom content systems, app store releases, and live product maintenance.
A consumer food decision app built around fast mobile UX, product experimentation, and end-to-end app delivery.
A gratitude journal app with cloud backups, photo entries, reminders, themes, localization, ads/subscription infrastructure, privacy flows, and App Store / Google Play deployment.
Have a client request that sounds technical?
Send the rough ask. I can help identify scope, risk, delivery approach, and whether it is worth quoting.
You do not need a polished brief. A rough client request, a few bullets, or notes from a sales call are enough to start.
Great fit if...
- Your agency has a technical client request that needs scoping before you say yes
- You need to identify scope, risk, delivery model, or budget range before quoting
- The build involves apps, portals, dashboards, internal tools, backend systems, payments, subscriptions, sync, or integrations