Discovery & planning
I start by understanding your business, your users, and what the product needs to do. Together, we agree on priorities, scope, and a realistic timeline before work begins.
I help founders and small businesses turn an idea into a real SaaS product: planned, designed, built and launched by one person who stays with it as your users and features grow.
The MVP keeps growing.
Every feature feels essential, so the launch keeps slipping and the budget slips with it.
Nobody owns the whole thing.
A designer here, a developer there, and you stuck translating between them.
It works until it doesn't.
Rushed builds fall over once real users, payments and data show up.
From the first sketch to the fixes after launch
From the people I've had the pleasure of working with.

Magician · The House of Magic
“Honestly, the old site stressed me out. I couldn't touch it without paying someone, so it just sat there getting out of date. Now I add my shows whenever I want and people can actually book. Martin made it feel like mine.”
Owners · Bulgaria Move
“We're not an agency, we sell our places ourselves, and we didn't have a good way to show that. Martin actually listened to what makes us different and built the whole thing around it. Now when someone lands on it, they get who we are straight away.”
Work directly with me, from the first conversation to launch.
A focused MVP starts from €4,000. The final price depends on the scope, and it often costs less than people expect, because the first job is cutting it down to what actually matters. You get a clear quote before any work starts.
Most focused MVPs take from a few weeks to a few months. Once we've agreed the scope, you'll get a realistic timeline up front and updates at every step.
Yes. Most of my clients aren't. You bring the idea and what you know about your customers; I handle the technical decisions and explain them in plain language.
Yes. The code, the accounts and the data are yours. Nothing is locked to me, so you're free to grow a team around it later.
I don't disappear. I watch the launch closely, fix what comes up, and keep building as your users show you what they need next.