Brief: launch page by Friday
We launch Monday and need a landing page with a waitlist by Friday. The copy is done; design and build are not.
Example thread
Brief: launch page by Friday
We launch Monday and need a landing page with a waitlist by Friday. The copy is done; design and build are not.
Each service comes with a live example below. Click around: they are real code, built for made-up clients.
A page for a launch, a waitlist or a product, built in Next.js and live on your domain.
A 16 kg e-bike that folds in ten seconds and sleeps under your desk.

Launch page for Ferry, a folding e-bikeConcept for a fictional brand
Bugs, broken layouts, slow pages, or the one feature your site or app is missing.
The scan found four issues on the mobile checkout: a script error, a pay button covered by the cookie bar, a page that jumps while it loads, and a load time of 6.2 seconds.
Scan and fix of a broken mobile checkout for TileworkIllustrative numbers
An MVP, an admin panel or an internal tool, on React and a database you own.
Live
Today
0/14 drops this round
Events
Live delivery map for Parcelpoint's dispatch teamSynthetic data
Scripts and bots that do the repetitive work for you, on a schedule or on a trigger.
Crumb & Co. bot
Orders, tomorrow
| Order | Pickup | Items | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| #211 | 7:30 | Sourdough loaf | $7.00 |
| #212 | 7:45 | 4 cinnamon buns | $14.00 |
| #213 | 8:00 | Oat latte, almond croissant | $9.25 |
Waiting for orders
Order bot for Crumb & Co. that fills a spreadsheetConcept for a fictional bakery
Three concept pages for made-up brands, built in Next.js the way a client job would be. Open one and move your mouse.
What you need, by when, and links to anything that already exists. A few lines is enough.
The reply lands the moment you hit send, at any hour.
Once we agree the price and the date, a private preview link updates as the work lands.
The code goes into your repository, deployed, with a short note on how it works and how to change it.
export async function job(brief: Brief) { await reply(brief); // instantly, any hour const plan = await agree(brief); // price and date first for (const day of plan.days) { await preview(day); // a link you can click } return handoff(plan); // your repo, deployed}
Short Notice is one developer. The person who reads your brief is the person who writes the code, so nothing gets lost between a sales call and a ticket.
I keep the queue short so each job gets my full attention, and I tell you early if a date is at risk.
StackNext.js, React, TypeScript, Node and Python, deployed on Vercel.