Your next web app doesn't need a server, a login system, or an install. I built a clinical toolkit that runs entirely in the browser — vision tests, printable reports, a second screen for the patient — 337 KB total, zero external requests, works offline in a clinic with patchy internet. Most small tools don't need a backend. They need the right scope, honest constraints, and a build that respects the user's actual environment. If you've got a tool idea stuck in 'too expensive to build' — DM me. I'll tell you honestly whether it can be a lightweight browser app.