Architecture planning, tech stack decisions, and project scoping for early-stage startups and teams — clarity before you commit resources.
The wrong stack choice, an unclear scope, or a poorly designed data model costs you months. I help you think through these decisions before you commit.

I work with early-stage teams to make technical decisions with real context — not generic best practices. That means reviewing your requirements, proposing a stack that fits your timeline and team, and documenting the architecture before you start building.
I also help scope projects properly — breaking down features into realistic sprints, identifying technical risks early, and giving you a clear picture of what you're actually committing to before any code is written.
System design, data models, and component architecture documented before development starts.
Honest recommendations for your specific constraints — team size, timeline, budget, and scale.
Features broken into realistic sprints with effort estimates and risk flags called out early.
Technical debt, integration complexity, and scalability concerns identified before they become crises.
We talk through the product, the team, the timeline, and the constraints — so I understand what you're actually building.
Day 1I review your existing documentation, wireframes, or user stories — and identify gaps, risks, and ambiguities.
Day 2–3A written proposal covering system design, recommended stack, data models, and integration points.
Day 4–5Features broken into prioritized milestones with realistic timelines and resource estimates.
Week 2