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Software that survives contact with production.

I build React and TypeScript products for founders. A human owns the architecture and signs off on every line — AI just does the typing. That is the part that makes it hold up.

7
PACKAGES ON NPM
24hr
FIRST REPLY
$1.2k
SMALLEST JOB
schema.json → <FormEngine />● live
[{
"text", "Name"
},{
"email", "Email"
},{
"select", "Role"
},{
"submit", "Send"
}]
Name*
Email*
Role
Select...
Send
44
FIELD TYPES
1,095
TESTS
100%
TYPESCRIPT
MIT
LICENCE
44FIELD TYPES
1,095TESTS PASSING
100%TYPESCRIPT
3PAYMENT PROVIDERS
MITLICENSED
0RUNTIME LOCK-IN
REACT 19NEXT.JS
01 / START HERE

Tell me which of these is true today.

Three situations cover almost everyone who writes to me. Pick the one that stings and I will take you straight to the engagement that fits.

02 / EVIDENCE

I am my own hardest client.

No logos to show you yet — so instead, two packages I built for myself, in the open, with public tests. Same discipline you would be buying.

FIELDCRAFT · NPM · MIT

One schema, every surface

Forms, validation, conditional logic and multi-step flows resolved from the same JSON — web, mobile shell, or server render.

fieldcraft.squaredr.tech ↗
ARCHITECTURE

Layers, not lock-in

Swap any layer. Keep the rest.

PAYKIT · NPM · MIT

One line changes provider

Stripe, Razorpay and PayPal behind a single adapter interface. Your keys stay on your server.

striperazorpaypaypal
CHECKOUT.TSX
const pay = createCheckout({
  provider: 'stripe',
})
paykit.squaredr.tech ↗
INSTALL

Running in five minutes

No account, no dashboard, no vendor keys in my hands.

npm i @squaredr/fieldcraft-react
+ 0 peer conflicts
import { FormEngineRenderer }
✓ pass it a schema — done
03 / METHOD

Twice the speed. None of the shortcuts.

A human owns the architecture, the edge cases and the review. AI does the typing. Everything that leaves here has been read by someone who will answer for it — and that someone is me.

  1. 01
    Day 1

    Scope

    A 30-minute call. We agree what ships, what does not, and what "done" looks like. You get a written spec within 24 hours.

  2. 02
    Day 2–14

    Sprint

    AI-assisted development, human-reviewed commits. Daily async updates. You see real code on real infrastructure, not mockups.

  3. 03
    Day 15

    Ship

    Staging review, edge-case sweep, performance pass. Once you sign off it goes live and I hand over the keys.

  4. 04
    Ongoing

    Support

    Thirty days of bug fixes included. After that, retainer or ad-hoc — your call. Documentation and handover are part of every engagement.

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