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Software your team can use, extend,
and hand over.

I build websites, applications, and integrations. I communicate directly, document important decisions, and leave maintainable code for the next developer.

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Who I am

I’m Jan Drlý, a full-stack developer with 6 years of experience and 32 completed projects.

I work on company websites, web applications, iOS and macOS applications, system integrations, and automation.

I choose established technologies, document important decisions, and limit dependence on a single vendor. When a smaller solution meets the goal, I recommend it.

I divide projects into understandable steps and show progress throughout the work. You know what is being built, why it matters, and what comes next.

6
Years of experience
32
Completed projects
6
Clients I can name
3
Open-source projects

How I work

Direct communication, proportionate technical decisions, and a handover another team can build on.

Quality that survives handover

I review and test the code, then add the context another developer needs to continue the work.

Scope shaped by the goal

I do not recommend a larger system or more work than the project needs to deliver the result.

Accountability for the outcome

I use AI as a working tool. I remain responsible for the architecture, code review, and everything that reaches production.

Tools I work with

Established technologies for websites, applications, backends, integrations, and content management.

  • React
  • Convex
  • Next.js
  • Laravel
  • NestJS
  • PostgreSQL
  • Vue.js
  • Payload CMS
  • HubSpot
A project or technical problem

Let’s find the next step.

Send a short description. I’ll reply with follow-up questions and a recommendation for what to tackle first.

Working standard

  • Clear scope

    You know what will be delivered, what sits outside the scope, and how we define a finished result.

  • Visible progress

    You see working outcomes at each milestone, not only at the end of the project.

  • Maintainable handover

    The code, documentation, and important decisions remain useful to the next team.