Question 1

What does a Digital Product Architect do?

Accepted Answer

A Digital Product Architect handles everything a technical co-founder would — architecture decisions, UX design, production code, and workflow automation — without requiring you to hire a full team. I cover the full product journey from idea to shipped software.

Question 2

Who do you typically work with?

Accepted Answer

Solo founders and small teams who need a complete digital product built without assembling a full development team. Most of my clients are at the validation or early-growth stage, building their first SaaS, internal tool, or customer-facing platform.

Question 3

How much does it cost to build a digital product?

Accepted Answer

It depends on scope, but a production-ready MVP typically falls in the €8,000–€25,000 range. The wide range reflects real differences: a focused MVP for a single workflow costs far less than a multi-user platform with auth, payments, and integrations. I'll give you a clear estimate after a short discovery call — no vague quotes.

Question 4

How long does it take to build an MVP?

Accepted Answer

A production-ready MVP typically takes 6–12 weeks, depending on scope. Using AI-assisted development and modern tools like Next.js, Supabase, and Sanity, I can significantly reduce the timeline compared to traditional custom development — without sacrificing quality or stability.

Question 5

What is the difference between an MVP and a prototype?

Accepted Answer

A prototype is a mockup or click-through demo used to test ideas. An MVP (Minimum Viable Product) is working software with real data, real authentication, and real workflows that actual users can use. I build MVPs, not prototypes.

Question 6

Do you work remotely?

Accepted Answer

Yes, fully remote. I work with founders across Europe and beyond. All collaboration happens asynchronously via Notion, Loom, and regular video calls — no office required on either side.

Question 7

What tech stack do you use?

Accepted Answer

Primarily Next.js, Supabase, Sanity CMS, Tailwind CSS, and Vercel. The stack is chosen for development speed, production reliability, and long-term maintainability. Depending on the project, I also work with other tools in the modern JavaScript ecosystem.

Question 8

What is AI-assisted development?

Accepted Answer

AI-assisted development uses tools like Claude Code and Cursor to write, review, and refactor code significantly faster than traditional manual coding. It accelerates the execution layer without replacing architectural judgment or UX thinking — you still need to know what to build and why.

Question 9

Do you work with existing development teams?

Accepted Answer

Yes. I can work as a fractional technical co-founder, product architect, or alongside an existing team. I am most effective when there is a product decision-maker (you) and I handle the technical execution and architecture.

Question 10

What happens after the product launches?

Accepted Answer

I offer ongoing support, iteration work, and automation builds after launch. Most clients continue working with me on a retainer or project basis after the initial build — iterating on features, optimising performance, and expanding automation.

Frequently Asked Questions

What do founders typically ask before we start working together?

Ready to ship the right product - fast enough to matter?