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STATUS: READY TO SHIP
Most freelancers just code.
Most freelancers just code.
I architect, design, build — and ship it.
Freelance web & web app developer in Kochi, Kerala. I bring enterprise-grade planning — BRDs, system architecture, database design — to your project, then design the UI, write the code, and edit the launch video myself.
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- Clients served
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- Web · App · Architecture · Design · Video · Analytics
Fig. 01 — About
Part technical PM. Part full-stack builder. All one person.
I'm Syam — a Technical Project Manager and Business Analyst who also happens to write the code, design the interface, and cut the video. B.Tech in Computer Science, 4+ years shipping health-tech, AI-powered platforms and enterprise software across 100+ client engagements.
Most freelancers hand you a website. I hand you a plan first — a proper BRD, a system architecture document, a database schema — then build it, design it in Figma, and if you need it, edit the launch video too.
B.Tech, Computer Science & Engineering
Red Hat Certified Specialist
Power BI & Tableau Certified
Based inKochi, Kerala, India
Experience4+ years
Clients served100+
Available forFreelance & contract work
Fig. 02 — The 6-in-1 Value
One point of contact for the entire product lifecycle.
Six disciplines that usually mean six different freelancers. Here, they're one thread of context.
Web Development
Fast, modern, SEO-ready sites — React, Next.js, clean code.
WebApp & AI
Full-stack apps and AI-integrated products built to scale.
Architecture
HLD/LLD, database design, API planning, compliance-readiness.
UI/UX Design
Figma to pixel-perfect interfaces that convert.
Video & Motion
Launch videos and product demos, edited by hand.
Dashboards
Power BI & Tableau — data that drives real decisions.
Fig. 03 — Why Me
Why clients pick me over a typical freelancer
Planning-first, not code-first
I write the BRD and architecture doc before I open the editor.
One person, the whole stack
Design, development, architecture and video — zero handoffs.
Built for scale, not just launch
Architecture experience for platforms designed for 1M+ users.
100+ clients, 4+ years
Real range across HealthTech, AI, enterprise and e-commerce.
Fig. 04 — Process
How a project actually moves
Five steps. No ambiguity about what happens next, or when.
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Discover
A structured discovery call and a written BRD, so scope is agreed before anything gets built.
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Architect
System design, database schema and API planning — the blueprint before the build.
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Design
Wireframes to high-fidelity UI in Figma. You approve the look before development starts.
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Build
Agile sprints using AI-assisted tooling — Cursor, Vercel, Render — for fast iteration.
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Ship
Deployment, SEO setup, and — if you want it — a launch video to announce it.
Fig. 06 — From the Blog
Notes on AI, building, and shipping
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Fig. 06 — FAQ
Questions people ask before they hire me
Both. Marketing websites, WordPress when it genuinely fits, and full custom web applications built with React, Next.js and Python — including AI-integrated products.
Most freelancers start coding on day one. I start with a BRD and a system architecture document, then design the UI and build it. One person across planning, design, development and video, not three separate freelancers.
Yes — remote-first, with clients across India and internationally. IST working hours, with flexible call times for other time zones.
It depends on scope. Send a brief and you'll get back a clear, fixed quote after a short discovery call.
Yes — post-launch fixes and ongoing maintenance are part of how projects are scoped, agreed upfront before work begins.