Full-stack engineer based in Antananarivo, working remotely with early-stage founders and small agencies. Django/Next.js MVPs, real-time features, and the deployment work most freelancers skip — done properly, from week one.
Every range below is what the work actually costs — not a placeholder to get you on a call.
A Django/Next.js web app with auth, database, and hosting, built from scratch in 4–6 weeks — deployed properly with CI/CD from day one, not handed over as a zip file.
Best for: non-technical or early-stage founders who need something real, not a mockup.Live dashboards, chat, tracking, or notifications, built on WebSockets + Redis pub/sub and added to a product that already exists.
Best for: products that work, but need a "live" layer added.Replace manual VPS pushes with real CI/CD — Docker, GitHub Actions, and zero-downtime deploys, set up around your existing app.
Best for: apps that work but are painful to ship.A Playwright end-to-end test suite with Gherkin scenarios written against your critical user flows.
Best for: teams without dedicated QA who want confidence before shipping.Not sure where to start? MVP Build and QA/E2E are the easiest first projects to scope from a single call. Real-Time Features and Deployment Fix-Up tend to come in as a second project, once there's an existing codebase to work from.
A short call to scope what you actually need — and what you don't, yet.
Data model and architecture decided upfront, before any code is written.
Weekly check-ins. You see progress running in a real environment, not just in my editor.
Deployed, documented, and handed over with CI/CD already in place.
Every project ships with proper CI/CD, not a "figure out hosting later" afterthought.
Built and run a live system handling WebSocket connections at scale for a real product, Mookdoo — not a tutorial project.
You know the range before you message me — no "let's hop on a call to discuss pricing."
Comfortable running a project in English or French, fully remote, async-friendly.
An MVP Build usually runs 4–6 weeks. Deployment Fix-Up and QA/E2E projects are narrower in scope and typically wrap up in 1–2 weeks.
A deposit upfront to begin, with the remainder due at delivery for smaller projects, or split across milestones for larger ones. Exact terms are confirmed in a short written agreement before work starts.
You do, fully, once final payment is made — repo access, deployment credentials, and documentation included.
Yes — that's normal for most MVP projects. The Discovery step exists specifically to turn a rough idea into a scoped plan.
Yes. QA/E2E and Deployment Fix-Up work in particular are a common fit for small agencies that don't have that capacity in-house.
Yes, on request — ongoing maintenance or feature work can be scoped separately once the initial project ships.
A few lines about your project — what it does, roughly where you're at, and which offer looks closest — is enough to get started. I reply within 24 hours.