Define the product
Before building anything, understand the problem you're solving.
Building software is expensive. Building the wrong product is even more expensive.
Before you hire developers, make sure you're building the right product, solving the right problem, and choosing the right approach.
That's where I can help. Over the past twenty years, I've helped startups and global companies, including American Express, turn ideas into products people actually use.
Before building anything, understand the problem you're solving.
Technology is a business decision, not just a technical one.
Build with a clear plan, realistic expectations and fewer surprises.
Bring founders, designers and engineers together around a shared vision.
Hands-on product and platform work — not just advice from the sidelines.
Helping modernise the real estate market in Bosnia & Herzegovina.
Not things that are fashionable.
You don't get it once.
You earn it again and again.
Not everything needs reinventing.
Every feature I add is something I'll maintain.
Most earn their keep by never existing.
You learn more from one release than months of discussion.
Products.
Teams.
People.
Let's talk before you start building.
A short conversation can save months of work.