Docerity

Selected Work

Software built for what happens after launch.

A few production systems, picked for the problems they actually solved — plus how projects like these usually go, start to finish.

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Case studies
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Process
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Recent outcomes

3 case studies

Case studies

A few systems, and what they actually solved.

Fintech · Dashboard

Ledger — view case study

A real-time finance dashboard rebuilt from the ground up for a team drowning in spreadsheet exports.

  • Next.js
  • TypeScript
  • Postgres

40% faster close

Commerce · Platform

Northwind — view case study

A headless commerce platform that unified three regional storefronts into one system without downtime.

  • Node.js
  • GraphQL
  • Redis

3x checkout throughput

Mobile · CRM

Fieldnote — view case study

A mobile-first CRM for field teams working offline-first in low-connectivity environments.

  • React Native
  • SQLite
  • Sync

Shipped in 6 weeks

What I build

Four kinds of problems, one way of working.

Different surfaces, same discipline: understand the problem, design for the version after this one, and ship it in pieces you can review.

  • Web applications

    01

    Full-stack products from first commit to production — not just the frontend polish.

  • APIs & backend systems

    02

    The plumbing that has to stay correct under load: services, data models, integrations.

  • Mobile apps

    03

    Offline-first, sync-aware mobile experiences for teams that can't assume a connection.

  • Dashboards & data

    04

    Turning scattered spreadsheets and exports into a single, live source of truth.

How it works

From first call to shipped software.

Four stages, each ending in something you can look at — not a status update.

  1. 01

    Discovery

    Understand the real problem

    Before any code, we get specific about what's actually broken, who it affects, and what success looks like — most scope creep starts from skipping this.

  2. 02

    Architecture

    Design for the next two years, not just launch day

    A plan for the data model, the integrations, and the parts most likely to change — so the system bends instead of breaking as requirements grow.

  3. 03

    Build

    Ship in reviewable, working slices

    Working software early and often, in pieces small enough to actually review — not one enormous reveal at the end.

  4. 04

    Ship & support

    Launch is the start, not the finish

    Deployed, monitored, and handed off with real documentation — plus support after launch for the issues only production traffic reveals.

The stack

Boring where it counts, sharp where it matters.

Proven tools for the parts that must not surprise anyone, and newer ones only where they earn their place.

Day to day

  • TypeScript
  • Next.js
  • React Native
  • Node.js
  • GraphQL
  • Postgres
  • Redis
  • SQLite

From clients

What it's like to work together.

“Docerity felt like adding a senior engineer to the team overnight — clear communication, clean code, shipped on time.”
CNClient NameTitle, Company
“Scoped the project properly before writing a line of code. Zero surprises at launch.”
CNClient NameFounder, Company

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