Studio Tom builds the technical parts behind serious launches: SaaS MVPs, portals, dashboards, payments, AI tools and automations. Small, senior, direct.
Selected work
Recent builds include AI product flows, SaaS workspaces, booking logic, scraping pipelines, dashboards, signup systems and production MVP work.
Live case study
Problem
Turn a complex AI offer into a clear product surface that can convert and keep improving.
Built
Why it matters
The product now has clearer acquisition pages, practical AI workflows, and a surface the team can keep improving.
Stack
Where we help
We build the product layer that no-code and visual builders should not be forced to carry: auth, roles, portals, dashboards, Stripe, API sync, automations, AI workflows and production-ready MVPs.
Portals, roles, Stripe, CRM/API sync, admin workflows.
First usable product with database, auth, core flows and hosting.
Stabilise AI-built, no-code or half-built products for real users.
For agencies
Keep the relationship and creative direction. We handle the engineering parts: login, payments, portals, APIs, automations, dashboards and production handover.
We build the functional app layer around the existing visual surface, with full client code ownership and a clean handover.
You keep the client relationship and creative direction. We handle the technical scoping and build risk as a white-label partner.
The scope gets narrowed to critical path items, fragile parts are rebuilt for reliability, and a clean QA pass ensures a client-safe launch.
For production MVPs
For serious builds that need stronger developer foundations, clearer UX, payments, role access, security hardening, reliable database architecture, and a path to a real launch.
Start point
01AI-built, no-code, or half-built app with a real idea underneath.
Build focus
02Auth, roles, database structure, payments, security, QA, and deployable code.
End state
03A tighter product that can be launched, tested, supported, and handed over.
Move from a vague app concept or fragile visual-builder setup to a solid data model, realistic release scope, and reliable core paths.
Keep the user experience or workflows that prove the idea, while rebuilding the security, auth, and backend logic so the app can carry real users.
Build the important layers with senior judgment: product UI, integrations, security setup, QA, deployment, clean code, and enough documentation to keep moving.
How projects run
Every phase should leave behind something useful: a decision, staging path, QA check, deployment note, or next release plan.
Delivery artifact
Scope note, staging link, launch checklist, handover notes.
Source code, dependencies, access, deployment details, and review notes stay clear enough for the next person who touches the product.
Clarify the job, constraints, owner decisions, must-have flows, and the first version worth building.
The output is a short scope note with the decisions and tradeoffs written down.
Risk map
Make the core journey testable before the build gets too wide.
The output is a staging path the right people can review before deeper build work.
Critical flow
Implement frontend, backend, integrations, data model, auth, payments, and product UI.
Repository access, environment variables, and dependencies stay clean enough for handover.
Production app
Ship with deployment, QA, analytics, handover, and operational checks.
Responsive flows, key accessibility checks, hosting, domains, and analytics are checked before release.
Release checklist
Improve the product with real usage, retained technical help, and clear next releases.
Post-launch support can continue as retained technical capacity when the product needs it.
Support loop
FAQ
Yes. We can work white-label for design and no-code agencies, join client calls as the technical lead, or stay behind the scenes.
Yes. The first step is a short technical review to decide whether to stabilize, rebuild, or narrow the product scope so it is client-safe.
Yes. The goal is to keep the UI and user experience that proves your idea, while rebuilding the backend, auth, and database logic to carry real users.
Yes. Full repository ownership, documented environment variables, and a clean handover are standard on all builds.
Start here
Book a quick intro if there is a real project on the table. If you prefer async, send the short version and we will reply with the clearest next step.