Your site is broken. I fix it. I step in, figure out what went wrong, and get it running.
I help teams recover from messy projects and get things working again. Clean code, solid hosting, clear process.
Moved a failing Rails app off a single server and onto hosting that stays up and scales.
Cleaned up the development pipeline so code gets tested, deployed, and monitored without manual steps.
Untangled bloated front-end code to improve load speed and usability
Helped founders recover from incomplete freelance work and finally ship
Built a WordPress plugin that connects multiple systems and automates the data flow between them.
Built a WordPress plugin that pulls data from multiple CRMs into one place and keeps everything in sync.
I look at the code, the hosting, and the team situation. The fix starts with knowing what's actually wrong.
I tell you what needs fixing, how I'll fix it, and what it'll cost. Plain language, fixed price.
I'll work with you to fix the problem and make sure it doesn't happen again.
Once it's stable, I can stick around for support or hand everything off to your team with clear documentation.
Solo, fast, simple.
One person, clear communication, no layers between you and the fix.
Roy saved our Rails app. It went from crashing weekly to running smoothly with zero intervention.
He fixed the site and the infrastructure. We finally have confidence in our stack.
A senior engineer who shows up, communicates clearly, and actually gets it done.
I'm Roy. I've been building for the web since 2005. Apps, sites, infrastructure. I work with founders, teams, and agencies who need someone to step in and fix things, usually after someone else didn't.
If your project feels fragile or overly complex, I'll make it solid.
I focus on cleanup, stability, and rebuilding. Fixing broken sites, stabilizing web apps, cleaning up code, or moving to better hosting.
Yes. I build Rails apps, WordPress sites and plugins, and Laravel applications.
No. I work with PHP (Laravel, WordPress), Ruby on Rails, and DevOps/infrastructure. I handle front-end work too, but I do my best work on the backend and operations side.
I'll ask a few questions about your project. If it's a good fit, I'll send you a plan and a fixed-price estimate. Straightforward.
Yes, for projects I've built or fixed. I know the system already, so ongoing support makes sense.
Yes. That's where most of my projects start. I step in, assess what's there, and put together a clear plan to get it working.
Let's keep it simple. Tell me what's wrong. I'll tell you how I'd fix it.
