Techtegrity
Roles

Your Developer

You need code written, features built, or systems connected — and you need it done right the first time. I’m a senior developer who bills to the minute. You see every second, and you only pay for what I actually do.

What I Build

From greenfield applications to fixing the mess someone else left behind. Modern technology, clean architecture, full transparency.

Custom Development

New features, full applications, internal tools, client-facing products. Clean architecture that other developers can maintain after me.

Integrations

CRMs, payment processors, email platforms, APIs, databases. I connect your systems so data flows where it needs to and your team stops copying between spreadsheets.

Migrations

Moving off a legacy platform? Switching CMSes? Upgrading a framework? I plan the migration, execute it, and verify nothing breaks on the other side.

Bug Fixes & Performance

Something broken or slow? I diagnose the root cause and fix it properly instead of patching symptoms. You see exactly how long it took and what changed.

Code Review & Technical Debt

Inherited a codebase from a previous developer or agency? I audit it, identify the risks, and either fix the problems or give you a clear report of what needs attention.

Why Senior Experience Matters

Junior developers are cheap by the hour and expensive by the project. Senior developers cost more per minute and save you money overall.

Fewer Mistakes

Fifteen years of experience means I’ve already made the mistakes that cost projects months. You get it done right the first time, not the third.

Faster Delivery

I’ve built this before — or something close enough. Patterns I’ve refined over hundreds of projects mean less time spent figuring things out and more time shipping.

Maintainable Code

I write code that your next developer can read, understand, and extend. No clever tricks, no undocumented magic, no vendor lock-in.

Honest Assessment

If something isn’t worth building, I’ll tell you. If there’s a simpler solution, I’ll recommend it — even if it means less work for me.

Let’s talk about what you need built.

No pitch, no pressure. Just a straight conversation about the problem and whether I’m the right person to solve it.