Quick fix
- I find, fix and explain one bug your AI can't fix
- Your card is charged only once it's fixed
You pay only after we agree on scope.
One bug fixed in about a day.
Missing features finished in about a week.
Fixed price, agreed before work starts. No hourly billing.
You pay only after we agree on scope.
You pay only after we agree on scope.
You pay only after we agree on scope.
Need something the packages don't cover? Tell me what it is, and I'll send a custom offer.
Free, with no obligation.
This is where describing what you want stops working. It takes an engineer who knows what to ask for.
Payments go through, but the order never updates. It's a common one. Here is the code an AI tool wrote, and the fix.
After
export async function webhook(req, res) { const sig = req.get("stripe-signature"); const event = stripe.webhooks .constructEvent(req.rawBody, sig, KEY); const paid = "checkout.session.completed"; if (event.type === paid) { await markPaid(event.data.object.id); } res.sendStatus(200);}
Checks the payment really came from Stripe, then marks the order as paid.
Before
export async function webhook(req, res) { const event = req.body; if (event.type === "checkout.completed") { console.log("paid!", event.data); } res.send("ok");}
Trusts whatever it receives, and only logs the payment. The order never changes.
What happens from your first message to an app that works.
Tell me what's wrong in a few sentences. Screenshots or a short video help. I check whether I can help and reply with an honest answer and a fixed price, before you pay anything.
You add me to the project in the tool you built it with, or to where its code is stored, such as GitHub. I never ask for your passwords.
I fix the cause of the problem, not only what you see, and test it. You get a short note in plain words on what was wrong and what I changed.
You check that it works the way we agreed. A Quick fix is charged only then. The fix lands in your own app, so you can keep building with AI, with me or with anyone else. If it stops working within 7 days, I fix it at no charge.
If I find the problem is bigger than we thought, I tell you before going further.
I check whether I can help and tell you honestly, before you order anything.
I fix where the problem starts, so it doesn't come back with your next prompt.
The fix lands in your own code. Keep building with AI, with me, or with anyone else.
If I can't fix what we agreed on, you get your money back. A Quick fix is only charged once it works. If the fix doesn't hold, I sort it out at no charge for 7 days after delivery.
Incredibly talented, highly conscientious, and a true builder.Read the full recommendationHide the full recommendation
I’ve worked closely with Boris Abramov as the full stack engineer and architect behind Yuru, and he’s one of the rare people who brings both deep technical skill and real product judgment to the table.
Boris cares about building things the right way, with clean architecture, thoughtful systems, and long term quality, while also staying focused on getting real products into users’ hands. He also, has worked very closely with AI data scientists and excels in working on cutting-edge AI issues like identity and context management for persistent users, stuff that isn't readily available in the market yet.
He is highly engaged in decision making beyond just engineering, consistently thinking through tradeoffs, pushing for pragmatic solutions, and helping guide the team toward outcomes that move the business forward.
Just as important, he shows up with a level of ownership and sincerity that makes him easy to trust and great to work with.
Incredibly talented, highly conscientious, and a true builder.
His attention to detail is outstanding, often identifying crucial elements that others might overlook.Read the full recommendationHide the full recommendation
I had the pleasure of working with Boris on several software projects where he held the role of Senior Software Developer. Boris uniquely combines deep technical expertise with exceptional communication skills, which is a rare and valuable combination in this field. His attention to detail is outstanding, often identifying crucial elements that others might overlook.
Boris is also a fantastic team player—working with him is always comfortable and productive due to his approachable personality and clear communication style. I highly recommend Boris for any Senior Developer or Team Lead position. His potential for contributing to the team’s success and driving growth within the company is great.
I have started few projects with him from zero to market.Read the full recommendationHide the full recommendation
Boris is great and professional developer, I have started few projects with him from zero to market. He has executed everything starting from very simple concept to highload applications. He can adapt and work in different conditions settling up team of developers and designers in a very effective way.
Probably not a fit if you want the whole app built again from scratch.
For that, see the prices for a new app.
They are honest estimates, not a legal commitment. Most projects finish on time or earlier. Sometimes something unexpected happens, such as an unusually busy week or a problem specific to your project that nobody could have known about. Even then the delay is usually a day or two.
If I see a delay coming, I tell you right away, not on the last day, so you have time to adjust your plans. If you have a hard deadline, tell me before we start.
Waiting on third parties is not counted in those days. App store reviews, payment provider approvals and similar checks by services your project depends on are outside my control. The days next to a package cover my own work. If an Apple app review drags on, I keep handling it, but that time isn't part of the estimate.
I only build with technologies I know well. AI is only worth using on work you understand yourself. I've worked with many of them across the whole stack, so I know what I'm doing. Claude Code handles the small details I don't need to memorize, so I can focus on what matters for your product. That is what makes these prices and timelines possible.
No. If you know what's broken, go straight to a fix. A code review is for when the app seems to work and you aren't sure what is underneath.
Access to the code. Usually that means inviting me to the project in the tool you built it with, or to where its code is stored, such as GitHub. I never ask for your passwords.
I look before you pay. If I can't help, or the fix would cost more than it's worth, I say so in my first reply.
No. I work inside what you've built and change as little as I need to. If I find that a fix means changing much more than expected, I talk to you before going further.
Yes. I can finish the parts that are missing, or take the project over and keep building it.
Tell me about your idea and we'll work it out.
Describe the problem in a few sentences. I reply as soon as I can, usually within an hour during business hours, with an honest take. It's free.