services
three kinds of work, one person accountable.
Most engagements are a mix of the three. Scope is agreed in writing before anything is built, and you own the code.
01
internal tools
The thing your team currently runs on a spreadsheet, a shared inbox, and someone's memory. Rebuilt as software with real permissions, an audit trail, and a place for edge cases to live.
typically includes
-admin panels and back offices
-workflow and approval flows
-imports, exports, reporting
-role-based access and audit logs
02
client-facing applications
Portals, dashboards, and products your customers use directly. Built in TypeScript and React, tested, documented, and handed over in a state another developer can pick up.
typically includes
-customer portals and dashboards
-onboarding and account flows
-billing and subscription plumbing
-design implementation from your files
03
infrastructure
The APIs, databases, auth, and deployment underneath. The boring parts that decide whether everything above them keeps working on a Friday afternoon.
typically includes
-api design and integrations
-database schema and migrations
-authentication and permissions
-ci, environments, deployment
how it goes
A call, a written scope, then weekly builds you can click. No status decks.
[ start a project → ]$ solvere --process
01 call: what exists, what hurts
02 written scope and fixed price
03 weekly builds, deployed
04 handover: code, docs, access
05 support if you want it