The stack that got you to 100 users won't get you to 10,000. Database queries that were fine at launch now take seconds. Your monolith is getting harder to deploy. New features break old ones. Sound familiar?

I help SaaS companies migrate, refactor, and scale their infrastructure so growth doesn't mean downtime. Whether you're moving off a no-code platform, splitting a monolith, or optimizing a database that's choking under load, I've done it before.

No-code to custom code migration — move from Bubble, Retool, or Airtable to a proper codebase without losing data or users

Database optimization — query optimization, indexing strategies, connection pooling, and read replicas for high-traffic apps

Architecture refactoring — break monoliths into services, introduce proper caching layers, and separate concerns

Infrastructure scaling — auto-scaling, load balancing, CDN setup, and serverless migration where it makes sense

Performance engineering — identify and eliminate bottlenecks across frontend, API, and database layers

Zero-downtime migration — move databases, switch providers, or restructure schemas without taking your app offline

Performance audit — profile your application end-to-end and identify the real bottlenecks (not guesses)

Migration plan — create a phased plan that minimizes risk and keeps your product live throughout

Execute — implement changes incrementally with rollback plans at every step

Validate — load testing, monitoring setup, and performance benchmarks to prove the improvements

Next.js, Node.js, PostgreSQL, Redis, Supabase, AWS (EC2, RDS, Lambda, CloudFront), Vercel, Docker, Prisma.

SaaS founders whose app is slow and they're not sure why

Companies that built on no-code and need to migrate to a real stack

Engineering teams preparing for a traffic spike (launch, funding, viral moment) and need their infrastructure ready