Taking two projects this quarter

Software thatships in weeks andholds up in production.

AI apps with real auth, real payment rails, real infrastructure underneath. Fixed scope, working demo before you commit further.

Start a project See what I've shipped

Right now that's a warehouse floor moving around 100 orders a day on software I built and still run.

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Three ways people arrive here

Bring an idea, a spec, or a mess.

Either works. The difference is only where we start — the build and the delivery are the same.

You have an idea

You know the problem and the customer. You need someone to turn that into software people can actually use.

  • One scoping session, not endless discovery
  • You leave with a written requirements doc
  • Fixed price and date before code starts

You have a spec

You know what needs building. You need it built properly, on a date you can plan around.

  • Acceptance criteria agreed up front
  • Milestone builds you can click through
  • Handed over as code you own outright

You have something built

It works, mostly. It's slow, fragile, or nobody left knows how it runs. You need it steady before it grows.

  • A written read on what's actually wrong
  • The riskiest things fixed first
  • Documented, so the next person isn't stuck

The part most AI builds skip

Demo-grade is easy.
Production-grade is the job.

Plenty of tools will generate something that looks finished. The gap shows up the first week real customers and real money touch it.

AccountsSign-in, password resets, and role permissions that hold when a staff member shouldn't see the billing page.
MoneyStripe wired end to end — checkout, webhooks, failed payments, refunds. Not a placeholder button.
DataA schema that survives its second feature. Migrations, backups, and a restore that's actually been tested.
AI where it fitsRouting, extraction, and agent loops for the messy parts — with deterministic code doing the parts that must never guess.
Human approvalAnything consequential the AI proposes gets previewed and approved by a person before it takes effect.
DeploymentDocker, reverse proxy, TLS, and a runbook. Runs on your server, your cloud, or a box on your own floor.

Shipped, not slideware

Work.

Systems built end to end — data model through deployment — and run against real volume.

Warehouse operations · live client

eComOps

Managed operations software for an e-commerce seller running around 100 orders a day. Cluster picking across multi-basket carts, photo evidence attached to every order record, and display-assisted verification at pack that checks the item against the live listing photo before it goes in the box. AI handles unstructured return intake; order mapping stays deterministic, because mis-shipping precious metals is not a place for a guess.

Document extraction

OrderClean

Turns the mess wholesale buyers actually send — emailed spreadsheets, photographed order pads, free-text notes — into structured order records a system can accept.

Two-sided logistics

Laundry pickup platform

Full pickup-and-delivery platform: customer booking, driver routing, stage-by-stage photo evidence, payments. Built and working end to end.

Financial research

FinScreener

An equity research and screening application — data pipeline, valuation engines, and generated analysis notes across thousands of listed companies.

AI tool · built in a day

umii

A resume scanner that gives candidates a straight read on their document. Small, sharp, shipped fast — proof that speed and care aren't opposites.

No surprises, either direction

How a project runs.

The scope conversation happens once, at the start — so it doesn't get re-argued every time something unexpected turns up.

01

Intro call

Thirty minutes. What you're trying to do, and whether I'm the right person to do it. No charge, no pitch deck.

02

Scoping session

One working session, fixed length. You leave with a written requirements document and acceptance criteria — yours to keep, whether or not we go further.

03

Statement of work

Scope, milestones, price, dates, and what counts as done. Signed before a line of code is written.

04

Milestone builds

Working software you can click through at each milestone, not status reports. Three rounds of revisions per milestone are included.

05

Handover

Deployed and running, with the repository, the credentials, and a runbook. You own all of it.

Tell me what you're building.

A couple of lines is enough to start — and if it's not something I should take on, I'll tell you that too.

Prefer email? hello@ascendpointtech.com

Message received.I'll reply from hello@ascendpointtech.com, usually within a day.

In the meantime, have a look at recent work.