I build products from idea → MVP → production.
I’m the founder of https://t.co/MyXUUE7TRK, where I help founders turn ideas into real, working products without building a huge team.
I work across:
→ AI & LLMs
→ Web & SaaS
→ Mobile apps
→ Backend & APIs
→ Cloud & DevOps
One engineer. One team. End-to-end execution.
If you have an idea you’ve been sitting on, let’s build it.
https://t.co/MyXUUE7TRK
Typesafe just launched “Jev” as the next big AI breakthrough.
Except non-autoregressive decision models were already published on arXiv and open-sourced over a year ago.
Here’s the untold story of System 1 models—and why 70B LLMs can be overkill : 🧵👇 https://t.co/IhU6Oda3fj
What if AI didn’t need to generate text?
Jev is built to decide — with typed outputs, confidence, speed, and automation in mind.
Breaking down simply -- how it differs from frontier LLMs, and why this could be an interesting new primitive for software. https://t.co/rloYKMEAq9
A founder building a pet food startup told me:
"I need tech to capture customer leads for a campaign launching in 2 days, but I don't know if I need a native mobile app."
Here is the exact architectural decision we made:
The Trap:
Building React Native / Flutter apps.
Why?
- Apple App Store reviews
- Google Play rejections
- Forcing ad traffic to install an app ruins campaign ROI.
The Pragmatic 48-Hour Solution:
1. Mobile-optimized responsive web app (zero install friction).
2. Instant lead notification pipeline via WhatsApp & Email webhooks directly to the founder's phone. He can tap and call the customer directly. ❤️
3. Centralized Google Sheets database sync for zero-maintenance CRM.
Result:
The founder didn't touch a line of code. He focused on supply chain and distribution partners while the tech shipped in 48 hours flat.
Sometimes simple solutions are the key to perform better
What's the biggest technical dilemma slowing down your startup right now?
A pet food founder came to me with a dilemma:
"I'm launching a marketing campaign in 48 hours. Should I build a mobile app or a website?"
Most agencies would have charged him $15k and promised an iOS app in 3 months.
Here is why that would have killed his campaign:
1. App Store reviews take 3–7 days (guaranteed launch delay).
2. App installs create 70%+ drop-off from ad traffic.
Instead, we built a mobile-first web app in 48 hours:
• Instant frictionless lead capture
• Real-time WhatsApp & Email ping directly to his phone
• Live auto-sync to Google Sheets
He spent those 2 days locking retail partnerships while the app captured leads.
Founders: Never build an app store download when a mobile web app solves the core loop in 48 hours.
cheers!
AI write close to 100% code now, nevertheless developers are needed because-
- They will use, regulate and make decisions on AI to write code - THAT's really really important
- Integrations and deployment - API Keys, secrets, joining systems and deployments -> TRUST is the factor here
- Manage big IT software system and team -> humans are really required.
My take is - AI has enabled developer with more opportunities and challenges than ever before. It's important for a dev to feel the ride and enjoy the journey.
Founders: Stop spending 40 hours a week acting as a junior dev or an Upwork project manager.
Your highest-leverage work is:
1. Closing B2B distribution partners
2. Dogfooding your core workflow
3. Pre-selling your first 10 paying users
At https://t.co/II2tqpbDKH, we ship production-grade MVPs (Next.js 15, PostgreSQL, Stripe, Auth, AI) in 28 days for a flat $4,999 with 100% IP transfer & strict NDA.
DM me your startup idea for a free 24-hour database schema & architecture diagram 👇
@HarisJ95e yes, the idea is to help founders to focus on their business and leave building part to a person who can expedite the process and bring the idea to production.
business founder can validate it, use it and give us feedback to evolve fast. it's a win-win situation.
Most non-technical founders think building an MVP in 2026 costs $30,000 and takes 5 months.
It doesn’t.
Agencies bill you for 3 junior devs and 2 account managers scheduling status meetings.
What you actually need to launch:
• Next.js 15 (App Router)
• Supabase (PostgreSQL with RLS)
• Stripe (Billing & webhooks)
• Resend (Transactional emails)
• 100% full source code ownership
Delivery timeline: 28 days.
Ongoing server burn: Under $30/month.
Don't burn your startup runway on agency bloat before getting your first paying user.
Full transparent 2026 cost & architecture breakdown:
https://t.co/lzrIyNqj3h
A founder showed me 3 dev quotes for the exact same SaaS MVP:
• $3,500 on Upwork (estimated 3 months)
• $42,000 from a boutique agency (estimated 5 months)
• $4,999 for a fixed-scope 28-day sprint
Why is there a 12x price discrepancy for the exact same feature list?
Here is what traditional agencies don’t want you to know about MVP pricing in 2026:
1. When an agency quotes $40k+, you aren't paying for 10x code.
You are paying for:
• Account managers & scrum masters (30%)
• Junior devs learning frameworks on your budget (40%)
• Office overhead and agency margin (30%)
2. When a cheap freelancer quotes $3k, you pay in hidden technical debt.
80% of these builds get abandoned mid-way or handed over as spaghetti code that can’t scale past 50 users.
3. In 2026, modern tooling changed the economics completely.
A senior full-stack engineer using AI workflows can ship production-ready v1s in weeks, not quarters.
Here is the real monthly infrastructure cost to run a SaaS MVP handling its first 1,000 users today:
• Next.js 15 App Router (Vercel): $0 – $20/mo
• PostgreSQL + Auth (Supabase): $0 – $25/mo
• Payments & Checkout (Stripe): 2.9% + 30¢ / sale
• Transactional Emails (Resend): $0/mo
• LLM Tokens (OpenAI / Groq): ~$5 – $15/mo
Total monthly cloud burn: $20 to $45/mo.
You don't need microservices, Kubernetes, or a 4-person agency to validate product-market fit.
You need 1 core problem, clean database architecture, Stripe billing, and a locked 28-day sprint.
I broke down the complete transparent math, agency traps, and 2026 tech stack in our new guide:
https://t.co/lzrIyNqj3h
What is the biggest roadblock currently holding back your MVP launch?
I am a 10+ year full-stack & AI engineering lead.
Most founders waste $30k+ and 5 months building features nobody uses.
At superMVP, we build and launch production-ready MVPs in 28 days flat ($4,999).
What you get:
• Next.js + Supabase (PostgreSQL) + Stripe + AI
• 100% IP code handover (Zero junior dev bloat)
• 30-day post-launch warranty
Have an idea you want live next month?
DM me your concept for a free 24h architecture sketch or get a fixed scope quote:
👇
https://t.co/II2tqpcbAf