Small businesses deserve good work
A bakery, a tuition centre, a two-person clinic — they should not have to accept a template site that looks like everyone else's. Good design is not a luxury reserved for companies with a marketing budget.
I am Rajveer Singh, a full-stack developer. I design and build websites and mobile apps end to end — the design, the code, the deployment, the store listings.
I work mostly with small businesses and people building something of their own. That shapes how I work: I keep prices honest, I explain things in plain language, and I hand over projects with everything in your name. No lock-in, no mystery invoices, no “that'll be extra” halfway through.
What drives me is not the invoice — it is watching a small business start looking like it belongs next to the big ones. That is the part of this work I genuinely enjoy, and it is why I would rather build something modest and fair than something overpriced and forgettable.
A bakery, a tuition centre, a two-person clinic — they should not have to accept a template site that looks like everyone else's. Good design is not a luxury reserved for companies with a marketing budget.
Your domain, your hosting, your App Store listing, your code. I hand it over in your name because a developer who holds your accounts hostage is not a partner, they are a risk.
I would rather charge a fair amount, do excellent work, and build the next thing with you in two years. Chasing the biggest number on one project is a short game.
A beautiful site that loads in six seconds is a broken site. Everything I build is measured, trimmed and shipped with performance as a feature, not an afterthought.