For small software teams and agencies

I help small software teams fix the problems stopping customers from signing up, paying, or using their product reliably.

Bring an existing SaaS, AI, web, or mobile product with one important journey that is broken or too risky to launch. We start with the evidence, agree a bounded piece of work, and leave with a clear handover.

Start a $300 Launch Triage See the Launch Rescue options

A small first decision

Start with one part of the product.

Show the current problem

A product link, the blocker, a deadline, and the budget are enough to decide whether it fits.

Get a $300 Launch Triage

Within 48 hours of the agreed start and access, you receive the most important blockers, a practical next scope, and no pressure to buy a larger project.

Fix only what is agreed

A rescue names the journey, the acceptance checks, the dependencies, and the handover before work begins.

Proof from shipped work

The offer comes from problems I have had to solve.

Own product, BrikAn invoice total that appeared 100 times too smallHow I corrected the amount and added checks to catch the same mistake.Client workA logistics platform built from inception to launchThe scope of consulting and technology work for a fuel distribution company.

Read both case studies.

Practical AI work

Need to decide whether one business workflow is worth improving with AI?

For a team with a repeated process and a decision to make, I can help define the useful first test, the human checks, and the evidence needed before a wider rollout.

See the AI Opportunity Audit and workflow path

Products and writing

I also build products and write from the work.

BrikInvoicing built around how Nigerian small businesses actually get paid.GidabookRental records and owner reporting for Nigerian property managers.CamoraA privacy-first memory app for iPhone and Mac.InksongAI-assisted writing, shipped native on iOS and the web.

See the shipped products

Latest essays

Notes from building and deciding in public.

My tool found sixteen critical problems. Twelve were wrong.
What building a release-readiness scanner taught me about false alarms, useful checks, and the cost of losing trust.
29 August 2026
I entered ₦450,000. The app showed ₦4,500
Brik's mobile invoice screen showed a ₦450,000 item as ₦4,500 because its running total treated naira as kobo. I made the mobile calculation follow the same rule as the invoice and added a test for the exact mistake.
22 August 2026
What ten conferences taught me about the day after
The stage can create attention. A real talent pipeline begins when people know what to do after the applause.
16 August 2026

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