Software studio of one · available for work

Tell me what you need. I’ll build the thing that does it.

I’m Alex, an engineer who takes a described problem and returns working software. Web apps, mobile apps, internal tools, AI features. You talk in plain language, I handle the rest.

what you said
“People should be able to book a slot online, and I want to stop answering the phone.”
what you got
booking.yourshop.com
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01 — What I build

Whatever the idea is, it ends up as something people can actually use.

Most projects are one of these. If yours is a mix, that’s normal. Let me know in a call.

01
Web apps & SaaS
Dashboards, portals, subscription products. Auth, billing and admin included
typical: 4–10 weeks
02
MVP builds, 0→1
The smallest version of your idea that real users can pay for
typical: 4–8 weeks
03
Websites & landing pages
Fast, findable, and yours to edit. For when the site is the storefront and it needs to convert.
typical: 1–3 weeks
04
Mobile apps
iOS and Android from one codebase, through review and into the stores
typical: 6–12 weeks
05
Automation & internal tools
The spreadsheet everyone edits at once, the copy-paste job someone does every Monday turned into software.
typical: 1–4 weeks
06
AI features that hold up
LLMs wired into your product with evaluation, guardrails and a bill you can predict.
typical: 2–6 weeks
07
Technical consulting
A second opinion on architecture, hiring or a codebase you inherited. Sometimes the answer is don’t build it.
hourly or day rate
08
Rescue work
A half-finished project from another developer, audited honestly and either finished or replaced.
audit first, always
09
Not sure which of these you need?
That’s the most common way people arrive here. Describe the problem and I’ll name the shape of it.
Book a 30-min call →
02 — Selected work

Client names are under NDA. What I built isn’t.

Six real systems, running inside real companies. Ask me about any of them on the call. I can go as deep as you like on how they work.

revenue
↑ 12%
margin
31%
reporting & analytics
Reporting platform
A web platform where a company’s reports and dashboards live in one place, with access controlled per team, so decisions come from current numbers instead of a spreadsheet someone exported last month.
Floor 3
Tue 14 Oct
your seat
taken
free
workplace · hybrid office
Desk booking
Staff open the real floor plan of their building, pick a seat for a given day and see who else is in. Office managers stopped running the seating chart by hand.
Maria thanked Ion
“Stayed late to get the client migration over the line with me.”
+150 points
redeemable
people & culture
Employee recognition
Anyone can nominate a colleague, say in their own words what that person did, and the recognition turns into points they can actually spend. HR sees the whole picture.
1
done
2
done
3
now
4
course progress
learning & onboarding
Course platform
Courses, lessons and progress for a company’s own staff. Each person picks up where they left off, and managers can see who has finished what.
approved
waiting
repaid
request → approval → money back
internal operations
Purchasing & expenses
One place to ask the company to buy something or to claim back what you already paid for. Requests, approvals and reimbursements are tracked instead of living in inboxes.
+
Upload
receipts → your accountant
mobile · accounting
Document capture app
A phone app for sending receipts and paperwork straight to accounting. Photograph it once, on the spot, and it’s filed.
03 — How it works

Four steps. You always know what happens next.

Nothing starts without a written scope, and nothing is billed that isn’t in it.

01
A conversation
Thirty minutes. You describe the problem in your own words. I ask the awkward questions early.
free · no deck
02
A written scope
What gets built, what doesn’t, what it costs and the date it lands. One page, plain language.
within 2 days
03
Build in the open
A working link from week one and a short update every Friday.
weekly rhythm
04
Launch & handover
Deployed, documented and yours. Thirty days of fixes included, and I’m reachable after that.
30-day warranty
hiring an agency
You
Account manager
Project manager
Whoever writes the code
hiring Lexcode
You
same day, same person
Alex — writes the code
04 — Who you’re hiring

Hi, I’m Alex.

I spent years building production software inside engineering teams. Lexcode is that same standard of work, without the layers in between.

The name comes from my own — Alex — and from lexis: words. That’s the actual job. You describe a problem in your language, I turn it into an interface, a database and a deploy that solves it.

8+ yrs
Production engineering inside product teams
1
Person you talk to, from first call to launch
<24h
Reply time on any question, during a build
05 — Start something

Describe it badly. That’s fine.

You don’t need a spec, a wireframe or the right words. A paragraph about the problem is enough for me to tell you whether it’s a two-week job or a two-month one.

or reach me directly
alexandruabanda@gmail.com
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