Built for - A senior engineer for solo SaaS founders.

You're the founder, the support desk, the marketer, and the only engineer. Your roadmap stalls on the stuff only you can build. Stripe edge cases and churn-causing bugs keep eating the nights you meant to spend on growth.

  • Every feature, bug, and refactor waits on you. There's no second engineer, so the roadmap moves at exactly one person's speed.
  • Paying customers churn over bugs you can see but can't get to, because support and sales already ate the week.
  • Hiring a senior dev means equity, payroll, and a month of interviews you don't have time to run. Contractors ghost or need babysitting.
  • The boring-but-critical work never makes it above the fun features. Stripe billing, webhook reliability, password resets all sit at the bottom of the list.

What we build for Solo SaaS Founders

  • Wire up Stripe subscriptions properly: plans, upgrades, downgrades, proration, failed-payment dunning, and a webhook handler that doesn't silently drop events.
  • Build a self-serve onboarding flow so new signups activate without you hopping on a call. Guided setup, sample data, and empty states that make a fresh account feel alive.
  • Add a usage-metering and plan-limits layer so you can enforce seat caps and API quotas, then gate features by tier without hardcoding if-statements everywhere.
  • Stand up an admin dashboard so you can see signups, MRR, active accounts, and impersonate a user to debug their issue without SSHing into prod.
  • Fix the multi-tenant data leaks and N+1 queries that show up once you have real customers. Tighten row-level access and make the dashboard load in under a second.
  • Build the integration your churning customers keep asking for: Slack notifications, a public REST API with keys and rate limits, or a Zapier-style webhook system.

Why a subscription fits Solo SaaS Founders

Solo founder work doesn't show up on a schedule. One week it's a billing bug that's bleeding revenue, the next it's a feature a big prospect needs before they sign, then nothing for two weeks while you chase sales. A flat monthly subscription you can pause gives you a senior engineer the moment the work lands, with no salary to carry through the quiet stretches.

Frequently asked questions

I'm technical and built this myself. Will you just steamroll my codebase?
No. You're working with a senior engineer who's inherited plenty of codebases. We match your stack and conventions, send the work as PRs to your repo, and you review and merge. Nothing ships without your eyes on it. Don't love an approach? Send it back. Revisions are unlimited.
I can only afford one thing at a time. How does priority work?
That's exactly the model. You keep a board, we work the top task first. When the billing bug suddenly matters more than the new feature, drag it up and we switch on the next pull. One active task at a time, your order, reprioritize whenever.
What if I have a slow month and don't need much built?
Pause the subscription. Your billing freezes and you pick up where you left off whenever the next task lands. No contract, no minimum, and you're not paying a salary into a quiet month.

Got a task? Let's ship it.

3 spots open. Subscribe today, drop your first task, and most tasks ship in 48 to 72 hours. No call required.