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I build WordPress products and SaaS apps that ship.

Freelancing since 2020. I take an idea to a live release: database schema, API, interface, billing, and the fixes that come after launch.

Products I’ve shipped BerqWP WP Replai CanvoWP

  • WP plugins
  • SaaS apps
  • API integrations

Tools I build with

  • WordPress
  • PHP
  • React
  • TypeScript
  • Node.js
  • MySQL
  • Redis
  • Tailwind CSS
  • Docker
  • AWS
  • REST APIs
  • GSAP

About

Full stack, from the database to the dashboard.

I started freelancing in 2020 and have been building products ever since. Most of my work is WordPress and SaaS: plugins that pass review, apps that handle real traffic, and the performance work that keeps both fast.

I write the schema, the API, the interface and the release pipeline myself. That means fewer handoffs, fewer surprises, and someone who is still there when the first real users show up.

Work with me
Products shipped and maintained
3+
Freelancing since
2020
People between you and the code
1

Products

Three products I built and still maintain.

Every one of them started as a problem in my own work. All three are live and getting updates.

  • BerqWP dashboard showing a page speed score of 98 and Core Web Vitals metrics

    WordPress plugin, page speed

    BerqWP

    Automated speed optimization for WordPress. Critical CSS, caching and asset cleanup handled by one setup screen instead of a checklist.

  • WP Replai panel drafting a reply to a customer review inside WordPress

    WordPress plugin, AI

    WP Replai

    Replies and content written inside WordPress. It learns from your catalog and your past answers, then drafts something you can edit before it goes out.

  • CanvoWP builder canvas editing a hero section with live CSS properties

    WordPress builder

    CanvoWP

    A visual builder that keeps your markup. Edit real HTML, CSS and PHP components in place instead of untangling shortcode soup later.

  • In progress

    Your project

    There is usually something on the workbench. If you need a tool that does not exist yet, that is my favourite kind of project.

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Services

What I can take off your plate.

Most projects mix two or three of these. Pick the part you are stuck on, or hand over the whole build.

  • 01

    Ship a SaaS product

    Multi tenant apps with auth, billing and dashboards. One person builds the schema, the API and the interface, so nothing gets lost in a handoff.

  • 02

    Build a WordPress plugin

    Architecture, admin UI, licensing and releases. Plugins that still make sense a year later when you want to add the next feature.

  • 03

    Make it fast

    Core Web Vitals work: query tuning, caching, asset pipelines, and the before and after numbers to prove what moved.

  • 04

    Connect the integrations

    Payments, email, AI and third party APIs wired in with retries, logging and error states people can actually understand.

How I work

Three steps, no surprises.

  1. Step 01

    Scope

    One call and a written plan: what we are building, what it costs and what happens first.

  2. Step 02

    Build

    Weekly builds on a staging link. You watch progress in the browser, not in a status report.

  3. Step 03

    Ship

    Deploy, monitor, fix what breaks, then hand over docs you can actually read.

Writing

Notes from building products.

WordPress internals, page speed, and what it takes to ship software on your own.

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Clients

What it is like to work together.

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Next step

Have something you want built?

Tell me about the product. I reply within one business day with what I would do first and how long it takes.