A real deadline, not an open-ended build
Five days forces the product into one valuable outcome. You get a working system while the problem is still expensive.
For founders and operators with a validated SaaS idea, support queue, manual reporting process, or revenue leak that needs to ship now. Pick one workflow: I build the AI agent, MVP, or workflow automation tool around it, hand over the source code, and tie the deadline to a written guarantee.
The offer
Five days forces the product into one valuable outcome. You get a working system while the problem is still expensive.
We agree on examples, scope, access, and what counts as working before money changes hands. The guarantee attaches to that scope.
The repo, deployment, walkthrough, and implementation notes transfer to you. Retainers are available, but the product is yours.
You bring one owner, real examples, and fast feedback. I handle product judgment, implementation, integrations, deployment, and handoff.
Productized offers
Build one AI agent around a repetitive workflow your team already handles every week.
Best for: AI customer service, support triage, lead follow-up, document intake, reporting, CRM cleanup.
Turn one buyer-validated SaaS or app idea into a chargeable first product.
Best for: Founders with first users, paid intent, or a buyer waiting to see the product.
Replace one spreadsheet-heavy handoff with a custom internal tool or automation dashboard.
Best for: Sales, ops, finance, and customer success teams stuck in manual workflow automation gaps.
How it works
We define the workflow, buyer or user, real examples, success criteria, integrations, and what is explicitly out of scope.
Contract signed, deposit paid, repo opened. The sprint clock starts only after access, decisions, and scope are ready.
You get one Loom update per day. I build the system, wire integrations, test real cases, and remove anything that slows launch.
The product goes live. You get the source code, deployment, credentials handoff, and a recorded walkthrough.
Bug fixes are included. If the workflow needs monitoring, model tuning, or small changes, the retainer keeps it useful.
Closest proof before promises
Ejaz is an exemplary software developer, known for his strong problem-solving skills and proficiency in various programming languages. He has extraordinary knowledge of tokenization, Kubernetes, and backend API creation.
Ejaz is a highly skilled backend developer, and he did a great job. Communication and support was very good. We loved working with him!
Ejaz is an excellent engineer who made many valuable contributions to our product and team. Would highly recommend.
The 5-day promise
The promise works because the offer is constrained before money changes hands: one scope, one owner, one sprint, one builder. You are not buying vague AI transformation. You are buying a specific shipped artifact against agreed examples.
Good fit
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FAQ
Yes, if the scope is fixed and the buyer already knows the painful workflow. I am not promising a giant platform. I am promising one focused product surface with the boring production pieces included.
A clear business outcome, access to the tools we need to integrate, one decision-maker, and fast feedback once per day. If those are missing, the sprint does not start.
You do. The repo, deployment, and implementation notes transfer to you on launch. There is no license, revenue share, or hidden lock-in.
No coordination tax. One senior engineer, AI-assisted implementation, fixed scope, and no committee. You are paying for speed and judgment, not layers of account management.
Bug fixes are included. For AI agents and workflow automation tools, I offer a $497/mo retainer for hosting help, model updates, prompt tuning, monitoring, a monthly health check, and small operational edits. Response windows and cancellation terms are agreed before the retainer starts.
The guarantee applies to the agreed scope and examples. New features, missing access, delayed feedback, third-party account problems, or a changed workflow move the deadline because they change the job.
I will say so before taking money. The sprint works when we can cut to one valuable workflow or one narrow MVP. If the real answer is a larger build, I will scope that separately.
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