I Build SaaS
MVPs That Perform
From idea to a live product — I build fast, scalable web apps powered by AI features that actually solve problems, delivered end-to-end.
Four years in, I've gone from shipping features to owning architecture — planning, building and shipping SaaS products end to end, data model to deployment.
As a Full-Stack Developer, my bias is toward systems that stay simple as they grow: one clear data flow, boring infrastructure, and features measured by what they do for the user. I write the React, I own the Node services, and I stay on call for what I ship — so you get a product that works, not just one that launches.
“Good code is invisible — it just makes the product work, fast.”
“A product that works, not just one that launches.”
Skills Built for Real-World Products
Full-Stack Development
React and Node end to end — typed APIs, MongoDB schema design, and front ends that stay fast under real data.
Cloud Architecture
AWS from the ground up: ECS, Lambda, S3, CloudFront, IaC and CI/CD pipelines that deploy without drama.
Web Automation
Puppeteer, Selenium, Scrapy and automated workflows for extracting, processing and managing data at scale.
AI-Powered Features
Retrieval, structured extraction and assistants wired into existing products, scoped to a measurable job.
Featured Projects
Selected work, 2023—2026
Verified human-engagement ad platform where advertisers pay only for real, verified attention. Built the Advertiser Dashboard and User App — campaign creation, engagement tracking, and payouts in one system.
UK healthcare platform connecting patients with licensed aesthetics clinicians — consultations, bookings, and an integrated online pharmacy. Role-based dashboards, RBAC, and secure architecture for a regulated environment.
Role-based platform for institutes to manage academics and admin from one place — Super Admin, Institute Admins, Teachers, Students, and Parents, each with scoped access. Integrated fee management with card and challan payments.
The Numbers Behind My Work
Availability across production deployments on AWS.
Through the Stripe and Square integrations I built.
Developers and designers directed across client SaaS delivery.
Where It All Started
Five years of
compounding craft
Started out as a MERN stack developer — first paid builds for founders, from landing pages to full web apps.
Went full stack on client and agency projects — APIs, database design, integrations, real production deploys.
Moved into leading delivery — set the AWS foundation, CI/CD and the release cadence for client SaaS.
Scaled the work: payment integrations, cloud architecture and AI features shipped into live products.
Leading a small team across multiple SaaS products, still writing production code every week.
What Clients Say
Moeed took a half-finished platform and had it live in six weeks. He argued us out of two features we did not need, which saved the launch.
He owns the whole stack. Payments, infrastructure, the dashboard our staff use daily — one person, one coherent system.
The clearest technical communicator we have worked with. Every decision came with the trade-off written down.
My Journey So Far
MERN Stack Developer
Built and developed modern web applications using MongoDB, Express.js, React, and Node.js, working on everything from landing pages to complete web platforms.
Full Stack Developer
Built and shipped scalable web applications, working across frontend and backend development, APIs, databases, integrations, and production deployments.
Full Stack Lead
Leading the architecture and end-to-end delivery of SaaS products, overseeing frontend and backend development, cloud infrastructure, code quality, and product releases.
Articles
Notes from building in production
Clear scope,
fixed starting price
Every build is quoted after a short scoping call — these are the starting points for the three shapes of work I take on.
Starter
A focused build — landing page or small web app, shipped fast
Includes
- Up to 5 responsive pages or screens
- Next.js and Tailwind front end
- Contact forms and basic integrations
- SEO essentials and Lighthouse pass
- Deployment plus 2 weeks of fixes
Product
Full-stack MERN build with auth, database and admin
Includes
- React front end with typed REST API
- MongoDB schema design and seeding
- Auth, roles and admin dashboard
- Stripe or Square payment integration
- AWS deploy with CI/CD and 30 days support
Scale
Production SaaS architecture, built to grow and hand over
Includes
- Multi-tenant architecture and API design
- AWS infra: S3, CloudFront, ElastiCache
- AI features — retrieval, extraction, assistants
- Performance, monitoring and error tracking
- Documentation, handover and 60 days support
Questions, answered.
The things people ask before we start. If yours is not here, send it over — I answer every message myself.
Most MVPs ship in five to eight weeks. Recent builds ran five weeks for an AdTech platform, six for a UK healthcare product, and eight for a role-based education system. The variable is rarely the code — it is how quickly scope gets decided, so I push hard to settle that in week one.
Scope sets the price, so I quote per project rather than per hour once I understand what has to exist on launch day. Retainer options are listed in the pricing section above, and I will tell you plainly if what you want does not fit the budget you have.
Yes — completely. Full code and IP transfer to you at handover, along with the repository, infrastructure config, and deployment access. Nothing runs on accounts you cannot reach, and there is no lock-in of any kind.
React and Next.js on the front end, Node on the back, MongoDB for data, Stripe for payments, and AWS underneath. I pick boring, well-supported tools on purpose, so the next developer who touches the project can read it without a tour from me.
Often, yes. I start with a short review of the current code and infrastructure, then come back with what is worth keeping, what should be replaced, and roughly what each path costs. If a rewrite is not the right call, I will say so.
I stay on through a support window after go-live to catch anything the first real users surface. You also get the documentation to run it without me — how to deploy, how to roll back, and where everything lives — because handover is the point, not a formality.
One weekly call, a shared board you can check any time, and a working preview link from the first week so you are never guessing at progress. When I hit a decision that changes cost or timeline, you hear about it the same day, with the trade-off written down.