Three things I do, all by myself. The process is basically the same whether I'm writing code or machining a part: figure out what you need, make a rough version fast, then refine it until it's good.
Static websites built the way this one was: lightweight, fast, and fully custom, using Frappe and Supabase where a backend is needed.
Physical objects designed in Fusion 360 or Tinkercad, then printed and finished into something you can hold.
Mechatronic systems that bridge software and the physical world, built around ESP32 and MicroPython.
You tell me what you're trying to make and roughly when you need it. I'll tell you straight away whether it's something I can take on.
We work out what's actually possible — what it would involve, how long it might take, and where the tricky parts are. Nothing is agreed until you're happy with the shape of it.
I keep you posted as I go. No disappearing for weeks then dumping a finished thing on you.
You get the finished work, the source files, and notes on how it works. Plus a little support after, in case anything feels weird.
Describe what you're after and I'll tell you honestly what it involves, how long it might take, and whether I'm the right person for it.