About the service
I create type-safe web applications end-to-end — from database to browser, using a single language across the entire stack. On the backend, I work with Node.js and Nest: designing clean modules, validating input data, and building REST or GraphQL APIs that remain easy to understand months later. On the frontend, I use React and Next, so the interface stays fast, renders on the server when needed, and is convenient to maintain. The key idea is that types are shared between server and client: change a field in one place, and the compiler immediately shows everyone who depends on it, and an entire class of errors disappears before production release.
My work doesn't end at functionality. I cover with tests what carries real risk, set up continuous integration so every change is automatically verified, and keep the code readable for whoever touches it next. I care about development comfort as much as the final result: a project that's pleasant to extend retains value long after launch. You get predictable timelines, honest estimates, and code you truly own, not a black box.
Launching a new product, replacing a fragile prototype, or strengthening what already makes money — I'm ready to take the entire journey. What typically comes out:
— shared type descriptions between API and interface, so contracts don't diverge;
— Node.js and Nest services with clear boundaries and validation;
— React and Next frontend with reasonable state management and data loading;
— tests on critical scenarios and a working CI pipeline.
My work doesn't end at functionality. I cover with tests what carries real risk, set up continuous integration so every change is automatically verified, and keep the code readable for whoever touches it next. I care about development comfort as much as the final result: a project that's pleasant to extend retains value long after launch. You get predictable timelines, honest estimates, and code you truly own, not a black box.
Launching a new product, replacing a fragile prototype, or strengthening what already makes money — I'm ready to take the entire journey. What typically comes out:
— shared type descriptions between API and interface, so contracts don't diverge;
— Node.js and Nest services with clear boundaries and validation;
— React and Next frontend with reasonable state management and data loading;
— tests on critical scenarios and a working CI pipeline.
