[ENG-SERVICES] // FOR SOFTWARE AGENCIES & PRODUCT STUDIOS
Extra engineering capacity without another full-time hire.
I work with software agencies and product studios as a contract or white-label mobile and full-stack engineer for overflow work, specialist projects, app rescue, and temporary delivery capacity.
I can collaborate with engineers, project managers, and designers or work behind your agency brand when client-facing visibility is not required.
- 10+ years of software engineering experience
- Flutter & React Native
- React / Next.js
- Supabase / PostgreSQL
- Practical AI integration
- White-label friendly
When I'm useful
You probably don't need another developer forever. You need the right capacity now.
Bring me in for a specific project, client, technical gap, or delivery window without reorganizing the permanent team.
Capacity spike
The agency has won more work than the current team can comfortably absorb.
Mobile expertise gap
A client needs Flutter or React Native work and the internal team is primarily web-focused.
Temporary staffing gap
A developer is unavailable, leaving, or committed to another project.
Inherited client codebase
A new client arrives with a stalled, undocumented, or unstable application.
Specialist backend or AI feature
A product needs Supabase, PostgreSQL, APIs, or a practical AI workflow beyond the team's current capacity.
Short delivery window
The project needs senior implementation help sooner than permanent hiring can provide it.
Engagement models
Fit the engagement to the project, not the other way around.
These are working relationships, not fixed pricing packages.
White-label subcontracting
I work behind your agency brand while you retain the client relationship, with communication boundaries agreed in advance.
Embedded contract work
I join the existing delivery process and collaborate directly with developers, designers, PMs, and technical leads.
Project-based delivery
I own a defined feature, integration, mobile workstream, or technical outcome inside a larger client project.
Temporary overflow capacity
Add implementation support for a delivery spike through a short contract, sprint, or weekly allocation.
Technical discovery / codebase review
Review an inherited application, reproduce critical issues, and expose risk before the agency commits to a larger implementation scope.
Capabilities
Mobile-first, full-stack when the project needs it.
The useful part is owning a product flow across boundaries—not displaying the longest possible technology list.
Mobile
Flutter and React Native product work, Kotlin or Swift integration where required, notifications, deep links, native configuration, and release.
Web
React and Next.js dashboards, admin interfaces, connected product surfaces, and supporting internal tools.
Backend
Supabase, PostgreSQL, authentication, storage, realtime, Edge/serverless functions, and REST/API integrations.
AI
Structured outputs, OCR and extraction, LLM workflows, embeddings and search, server orchestration, validation, and fallbacks.
That's normal.
Agency projects often arrive from previous vendors, former contractors, internal teams, acquisitions, or stalled client engagements.
I can work inside inherited Flutter, React Native, React, Kotlin, and Swift projects. The first instinct is to understand the system and preserve useful work, not force a greenfield rewrite.
How I work with your team
Low-friction collaboration matters as much as technical ability.
I fit into the delivery structure already in place, make risks visible, and leave work in a state the agency can continue maintaining.
GitHub / GitLab · Pull requests · Code review · Jira / Linear · Slack / Teams · Figma · Notion / Confluence · CI/CD
Use your workflow
Work through the planning, communication, review, QA, and release process the team already uses.
Keep changes reviewable
Use scoped pull requests, clear summaries, test notes, and separate unrelated refactors.
Communicate risk early
Surface missing requirements, dependencies, technical constraints, and third-party limitations before they become deadline surprises.
Leave useful context
Document important setup, architecture decisions, unusual integrations, known limits, and clean handoff notes.
Your client remains your client.
I respect agency ownership of the commercial relationship and do not use subcontracting work to bypass the agency or independently solicit its clients.
Client information, repositories, credentials, product details, and internal documentation stay within agreed project boundaries. Communication channels and any client-facing role are agreed at the start.
Whether the work is visible or behind the scenes, the goal is maintainable delivery and a clean handoff—not dependency on a contractor.
Remote collaboration
Clear communication, without meeting inflation.
I work remotely with async-friendly updates. We can agree on scheduled overlap that fits the project and team.
- Direct collaboration with engineers, designers, and PMs
- Concise async progress and risk updates
- Client-facing when useful; behind the scenes when preferred
- Practical overlap arranged around the project
Product work across mobile, backend, and AI.
SettleTab and Tare illustrate the product engineering I can bring to a delivery team. Read the SettleTab case study for the live Android workflow.
SettleTab
SettleTab is a live Android app for itemized shared bills. People can scan a receipt or enter items manually, correct the bill, assign individual and shared purchases, calculate what each person owes, and share a read-only result.
Tare
Tare is a mobile habit reflection app that saves original check-ins, proposes structured fields for user review, and uses recorded history for progress views and insight paths.
Responsible scope
Flexible models, clear assumptions.
Work can be structured around a defined feature, short contract, weekly allocation, hourly support, technical discovery, or ongoing support. For inherited systems, I review enough of the codebase before pretending an estimate is certain.
Common questions
Agency FAQs
Can you work white-label?
Yes. I can work behind your agency brand, with client visibility, communication channels, and boundaries agreed in advance.
Can you work directly with our development team?
Yes. I can collaborate with developers, designers, PMs, and technical leads inside the existing delivery process.
Can you join an existing Git and pull-request workflow?
Yes. I can work through the team's existing repository, review, issue-tracking, QA, and release conventions.
Can you work with an inherited client codebase?
Yes. Existing and partially completed systems are a core fit. I prefer inspecting the repository before committing to detailed estimates.
Can you handle backend work as well as mobile?
Often, yes. My work spans mobile, React/Next.js, Supabase/PostgreSQL, authentication, storage, realtime behavior, APIs, server functions, and practical AI integrations.
Do you work with US and UK teams?
Yes. I work remotely from India, with overlap for US and UK teams. Meeting times are agreed around the project.
Can you help evaluate a codebase before the client estimate?
Yes. A capped technical review can identify build state, critical issues, risks, and a sensible delivery sequence before a larger scope is promised.
How do you handle confidentiality?
I keep repositories, credentials, client information, and project details within the agreed engagement boundaries and respect the agency's client relationship.
Need extra engineering capacity for a current project?
Send the stack, project stage, expected workload, and where the team needs help. A short description is enough to start.