You've got the idea. I've got the machine. Ordering apps, booking apps, customer portals, marketplaces, internal tools — built with AI, shipped in days, running on your own domain with your own payments.
I don't hand your idea to a team. I build it myself, with AI doing the heavy lifting — which means the first version you touch exists days after we talk, not months.
You get the code, the domain, the data and the accounts. Nothing is held hostage. If you want to take it in-house later, you can.
Every app ships wired to the things a business actually needs: payments that collect, texts that go out, a CRM that remembers, and reporting you'll actually read.
Rough idea in the form below. The AI turns it into a spec.
What ships first, what it costs, when it's live.
You watch it come together. Real screens, real data.
Your domain, your payments, your phone. Then autopilot.
Customers pick, pay a deposit, get confirmed. You get a text.
Members, clients, patients — login, documents, billing, messages.
Two-sided: providers list, customers buy, you take the fee.
Dispatch boards, intake, inventory, dashboards your team lives in.
Chat and voice that answer, book and follow up.
Event pages, tiers, check-in, payouts.
Installable on the phone, no app store gatekeeping.
Run your app from ChatGPT or Claude just by asking. (Tech name: MCP.)
Products, tax, shipping, deposits — actually collecting money.
Simple apps start around $1,500; full platforms run $5,000+. You get the exact number on the scope call, after the AI spec — not before, because I don't guess.
First working version in days. Full launch typically inside a month. Speed comes from building with AI and not running it through a committee.
Yes. Code, domain, data, accounts. You can take it in-house any time.
Send it. I integrate into what you have — a Shopify store, a booking page, a prototype from any no-code tool. I don't make you start over.
Almost always should. Agents that answer customers, book, follow up, write content — that's the default now, not an upgrade.
Three minutes. My AI interviews you and writes the build brief, so our first call is about the real thing.
Name, business, what you want built, budget, timeline.
Talk to Spark, use your own AI, or just type it.
Review the brief. It lands in my system and I reach out.