technical partnership

A technical partner who knows your product inside out

A fixed number of days per month for development, maintenance and advice in one. No tickets thrown over the fence, but one partner who thinks along about the next step — the way I work with several live platforms today.

~/your-product · zsh
$ ./partnership.sh --monthly
✓ new features built and live
✓ dependencies and security updated
✓ roadmap thinking included
// every month, in a steady rhythm
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fixed number of days per month, by agreement
1 point of contact: the person who builds
0 middle layers, no agency overhead
who it's for

When a partnership is the answer

Your product is live and needs to move on

There is always a next feature, an integration, an improvement. You want to build in a steady rhythm, not per one-off assignment.

No development team of your own

Too small to hire a developer, too dependent on your software to leave it on the side. The partnership fills exactly that gap.

After a review or delivery

The priority list is there. Someone has to execute it — and keep the platform healthy afterwards.

what you get

Development, maintenance and advice in one

Not a punch card of hours, but a partner who feels responsible for the whole product.

01

Ongoing development

New features and improvements, prioritised together and shipped in a steady rhythm.
02

Maintenance & updates

Dependencies, security patches and performance. Your platform stays healthy, even when nobody is asking.
03

Advice & direction

Thinking along about architecture, roadmap and the question behind the question. Sometimes not building is the best advice.
04

Short lines

Direct contact with the person who builds. No account manager or planning meetings in between.
05

Knowledge secured

Documentation and transferable code. You don't become more dependent on me — you become less vulnerable.
By agreement

fixed number of days per month

Book an intro call
how it works

From intro call to steady rhythm

step 1

Intro & inventory

We look at your product, your plans and what is really needed each month. Free and without obligation.

step 2

Agree a fixed rhythm

A concrete proposal: number of days per month, priorities and way of working. Clear up front, no surprises.

step 3

Build, ship, adjust

Every month I work on your product in a steady rhythm. We adjust priorities together whenever your business asks for it.

getting started

Three ways to begin

A partnership doesn't have to start big. It has to start well.

1

Start with a review

The technical review gives us both a complete picture of your platform, plus a priority list for the first months.

View the technical review
2

Start with a project

A well-defined project at a fixed price. If the collaboration works, we continue in a steady rhythm.

3

Start right away

You already know what is needed. We agree a rhythm and I get to work.

Frequently asked questions

How many days per month is it?

That depends on your product and ambition. For one platform a single day per month is enough, another asks for several days per week. We decide together and adjust when needed.

What does a partnership cost?

That depends on the number of days per month and is something we discuss in the intro call. What is always true: a fixed, agreed amount per month — no surprises afterwards.

Am I locked in?

No. A partnership only works if it works for both sides. We evaluate regularly, and scaling up or down is always possible by agreement.

Do I need a technical review first?

No, a partnership can start right away. A review is a strong first step though: it gives us both a complete picture and a concrete priority list for the first months.

Does this work outside Laravel or PHP?

Most partnerships run on Laravel and PHP, but modern web stacks are close together. In the intro call you'll hear honestly whether your stack fits — and if not, I'll say that too.

a partner for the long run

Book a no-obligation intro call

In 30 minutes you'll know whether a partnership fits your product. If it doesn't, I'll say that too.