Hola!, I am
Harry.
Solo developer since 2018, with 50+ clients across 6+ countries. I design, build and ship SaaS and AI products end to end, and I automate everything repeatable, with a forward deployed engineer’s mindset.

I know how to automate.
I turn repetitive work into automations: research, code, tests, deploys and launch chores run on their own, while I stay on the decisions. Founders and companies around the world get a team’s pace from one person.
Best forward deployed engineer.
I embed with your team, learn your product and customers, and ship inside your real constraints.
Embedded
I work in your repos, tools and channels, not a vendor silo.
Fast loop
From customer problem to production in days, not quarters.
Automated
Repetitive work runs on its own, so output grows without adding handoffs.
Accountable
One person owns the architecture, the deadline and the result.
Field notes: architecture write-ups and stories from real client builds.
- SaaS
The Modern SaaS Growth Stack: From Anonymous Traffic to Qualified Customers
- Analytics
Product Analytics at Scale: An Event Pipeline Blueprint on AWS and GCP
- Healthcare
Building HIPAA-Ready Clinical Software: A Practical Architecture Guide
- AI
AI Agents in Production: Patterns That Survive Contact with Real Users
- EdTech
LMS Build vs Buy: An Honest Framework for Education Platforms
- AI
Generative UI: When the Interface Assembles Itself
- Backend
Scaling Backend Systems: From First Client to First Million Requests
- SaaS
SaaS Multi-Tenancy: Choosing the Right Data Isolation Model
- Case Study
Case Study: An Edge-First Event Platform for joinrun.club
- Case Study
Case Study: A Local-Shop Marketplace on a Featherweight Hono Backend
- Case Study
Case Study: EdyTube’s Video Pipeline, from Upload to Classroom
- Case Study
Case Study: Integrating trueretail.in’s Inventory and Billing Without a Rewrite
- Case Study
Case Study: Fleet and Booking APIs Built for 4x Growth at Plumpit Mobility
- Case Study
Case Study: Zero-Downtime Commerce Replatforming for countbeauty.com
Next stop: a conversation.
Tell me what you are building. I’ll tell you honestly what it takes to ship it and take it to market.