Available for freelance work

Business websites, mobile apps & desktop software.

I build custom software for startups and small businesses — end to end, from first line of code to launch day.

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Shipped products
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Platforms — web & desktop & mobile
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Person, start to finish
What I offer

Software built around one problem you actually have.

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Business websites
Fast, custom-built sites — not a template.
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Mobile apps
iOS and Android, built for real daily use.
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Desktop software
Cross-platform apps for Mac and Windows.
Project 01 — Fashion retail

An online store built for how people actually shop for clothes.

Frame — a full e-commerce site for a clothing brand, built from the ground up: product catalog, cart and checkout, and a storefront designed to make browsing feel as good as the clothes look.

  • CatalogFull product catalog with filtering, variants, and inventory that stays in sync with what's actually in stock.
  • CartPersistent cart and a checkout flow built to reduce drop-off — clear pricing, shipping, and no surprise steps.
  • DesignA storefront designed around the brand's own visual identity, not a generic theme.
  • PerfFast page loads and image handling tuned for a catalog-heavy site, not just a landing page.
Stack — React · Supabase · Stripe
Visit the store ↗ Need something similar? Let's talk.
frame-one-orcin.vercel.app
Screenshot of the clothing store
Project 02 — Desktop software

Viniles — a music player for people who want to own their music again.

A cross-platform desktop app for Mac and Windows. Import from YouTube, get synced karaoke lyrics, and manage a real local library — no subscription, no algorithm, just your music. Sold as a one-time $12 purchase.

Viniles
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$12
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  • A1Local music library with full metadata and album art
  • A2Import single songs or entire playlists straight from YouTube
  • A3Synced, karaoke-style lyrics powered by LRCLIB
  • A4Five hand-tuned visual themes, from Espresso to Phosphor
  • A5Native macOS Now Playing & Control Center integration
Stack — Electron · React · SQLite · yt-dlp · ffmpeg · auto-updates
Get it on Gumroad ↗ Landing page ↗ Need something similar? Let's talk.
Viniles.app
Screenshot of the Viniles desktop app library
Project 03 — Mobile app

A reading app built to get out of the reader's way.

Bookmarked — a mobile ebook reader focused on a distraction-free reading experience: fast page rendering, a library that stays organized itself, and reading settings that actually stick.

Screenshot of the ebook reader app
  • I.A personal library that organizes itself by title, author, and reading progress
  • II.Fast, smooth page rendering — even for large files
  • III.Adjustable typography, themes, and reading modes that remember your preferences
  • IV.Offline-first — your books, available with no connection needed
Stack — Java · Android Studio
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How I work

One person. Full ownership. Real customers.

Every project on this page was built solo — from the first line of code to handling support emails after launch. That means every decision, from the database schema to the checkout flow to the app icon, gets made with the whole picture in mind.

I like building things with a real, tangible end point: a product someone can buy, download, and actually use. Not a prototype that stops at the demo.

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    Ship first, polish always
    A real product in someone's hands beats a perfect one still in progress.
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    Design and code, together
    The interface and the implementation are decided by the same person, so they stay honest to each other.
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    Own the aftermath
    Bugs, support tickets, and edge cases don't disappear after launch — I stick around for them.
Common questions

Before you reach out.

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    Do you work with startups?
    Yes — early-stage builds are a big part of what I do.
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    Can you build an MVP?
    Yes. Scoped tight, shipped fast, built to grow from there.
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    Can you maintain the software after launch?
    Yes. I stick around for bugs, updates, and new features.
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    How do projects usually work?
    Brief consultation → proposal → development → testing → launch.