Gregory
Barański.
I turn ideas into mobile apps.
Warsaw, Poland One person. Network of leverage.
Software houses optimise for billable hours. I optimise for what shipped this week — and the year that comes after.
Single decision point
One person on the call. One person at the keyboard. Decisions in minutes, not three sprints — and one line of accountability when something breaks.
Shipping over documentation
First line of code in week one. No six-week Figma phase. No twelve-person discovery. You see a working feature, not a roadmap diagram.
AI is the lever
Claude and Claude Code as full build partners — long-horizon autonomous tasks, not just autocomplete. One person ships what eight used to.
Bus factor solved
I work with a trusted network of developers I've onboarded before. Continuity in a week, not a quarter — single decision point doesn't mean single point of failure.
Software
I build.
End-to-end ownership across mobile, web, and the systems that glue them together. One person, one line of accountability.
Portfolio.
An AI-first, chat-first casting platform — built end-to-end alongside the founder, as solo CTO and technical co-founder. Conversation replaces forms, agents do the heavy lifting, and the entire stack is declarative and shipped through Claude + Claude Code from day one. Live on iOS, Android, and web.
An AI-powered parking assistant helping drivers in crowded cities. Represented Poland at Regeneron ISEF in Los Angeles.
A social investing platform built for a community of American investors.
A recruitment platform automating sourcing and onboarding for hospitality teams.
Industry
Recognition.
Independent validation of shipped work — selected from broader fields by international juries and academic institutions.
Process.
First call is not about code. It's about whether your idea has the answers it needs to start shipping next week.
Sound good?
Schedule a call ↗How I think.
Tools change every two years. Mindset doesn't. In 2026 the engineering mind behind your product matters more than the languages on the resume.
- Claude and Claude Code as full collaborators, not autocomplete
- Long-horizon autonomous tasks
- Spec-driven, agent-friendly codebases
- Prompt and tool design as a first-class concern
- PR review and integration through agents
- One service, not microservices
- Self-hosted, not SaaS lock-in
- Reproducible from a single config
- Infrastructure as code, version-controlled
- Decisions that don't get rewritten in year two
- Code in production from week two
- Tests on practically every user flow
- Every euro stays with the founder, not with AWS
- Weekly demos, not quarterly roadmaps
- Done over documented