Ivan Matiushkin · Independent contractor · Poland · remote collaboration
Internal applications for your team
Build an application around how your team handles requests, records and decisions.
When spreadsheets, messages and separate tools no longer give people a clear view of the work, an internal application can bring the process together.
Tasks you can bring
Your team needs a shared work queue, an approval process, a tailored form or an interface over existing data. I can start with a useful workflow and extend it after reviewing how it works.
Describe the process, who uses it, what they can change and which systems it needs to connect to. A finished specification is not required.
What you receive
An agreed working application slice: screens, stored records, permissions, validation, tests and setup instructions. Deployment and support are scoped explicitly.
How I check the result
The agreed users can complete the workflow; unauthorised actions and conflicting updates are handled visibly, with a reviewable history.
Try the approval workflow online with synthetic roles and real PostgreSQL records. The source also includes local authenticated workflows. Decisions affect only this demo, not financial or warehouse operations.
A first stage is a way to start, not a limit on the project. Larger applications and ongoing improvements can be agreed in subsequent stages.
Price and timing are agreed after reviewing your materials, before paid work begins. Contracts and payments can be handled through Useme where compatible with the client. Useme is an intermediary, not my company.
From task description to delivery
Describe the process or current application behaviour. Relevant samples and documentation depend on the task; do not send confidential information.
I check access and constraints. I agree with you on the scope, price and acceptance tests.
I implement the stage, show the test results and deliver the code with instructions.
Before you start
Can I send a request without a complete specification?
Yes. Describe the people, records and decisions involved. The initial review identifies fit and unknowns; detailed design or prototyping is a separately agreed paid scope.
Can the application grow beyond the first workflow?
Yes. I can agree with you on subsequent features, integrations and operational support after reviewing the first stage. The first stage does not define the maximum project size.