Fix the invisible problems slowing you down
Infrastructure upgrades without freezing your roadmap. Your team keeps shipping while I eliminate the friction.
Detailed technical audit identifying exactly what's holding you back. Then actionable implementation roadmap with real steps, not vague recommendations.
Everyone's busy, but velocity is terrible
You have 5-10+ developers. They're working hard. Standups are full. But features take 3x longer than they should.
Sound familiar?
- Builds are slow, tests are flaky
- Everyone's scared to touch core systems
- Infrastructure work keeps getting postponed ("no time!")
- "We can't replace this tool, 30 modules depend on it"
What's really happening:
- Explaining to stakeholders why nothing ships
- Every PR needs 4 approvals because we break things
- Considering expensive big-bang rewrites
- Your monolith takes 20 minutes to build
The real issue:
Team is operating a system, not writing features.
Why infrastructure work never happens
"We don't have time" → Keep building on broken foundation
Velocity decreases further → Even less time
Technical debt compounds → System becomes unmaintainable
Eventually: Expensive big-bang rewrite or total paralysis
I have the tools to make infra upgrades without interfering with your day-to-day workflow
You don't need to stop shipping features to fix infrastructure.
Technical Audit (Week 1-2)
- • Performance bottlenecks
- • Architectural debt
- • Tooling gaps
- • Inefficient workflows
- • Where the fear comes from
- • What's actually holding you back
Actionable Roadmap (End of Week 2)
- • Real steps, not vague recommendations
- • Prioritized by impact and risk
- • Incremental approach (no big freezes)
- • Clear timeline and dependencies
This isn't a PDF you file away.
Incremental Implementation (Weeks 3+)
- • I implement the fixes
- • Your team keeps shipping features
- • Minimal disruption to workflow
- • Changes validated and tested
- • Clear communication at each step
Usually: "Yo, we got a new way of doing shit, rebase latest master and carry on."
Real example: Monolith to Monorepo
The Problem
- • Monolith takes forever to build
- • Can't extract features
- • Everyone works in same codebase
- • Scary to make changes
- • No clear structure
The Solution
- • Create monorepo where monolith is one app
- • No changes to devops or deployment (yet)
- • Everyone keeps working the same way
- • Gradually extract pieces incrementally
- • Modern tooling and practices
The Approach
Look at the monolith, identify the pain points.
What's actually slowing you down? Slow builds? Tangled dependencies? Hard to test? Each customer has different needs.
Start tackling these issues incrementally.
Maybe it's extracting theme first. Maybe it's UI components. Maybe it's business logic. We prioritize based on your biggest pain points.
Over time, the more work we do, the better the system gets.
Each piece we extract is isolated, cached, faster to build. The monolith shrinks. Builds get faster.
The key: You don't need to rebuild 100% to ship.
That's money saved. Headache saved. Each extracted lib is a win. Ship improvements incrementally.
Result:
No big code freezes. Just incremental wins.
Build things in a way that will allow us to make changes quickly
The CTO's role is to create technological support for business needs. Tech must support agility.
When you understand that, you build differently:
Features are isolated
Libs with clear boundaries, not tangled monoliths
Dependencies are clear
Import rules enforced, no circular deps
Changes are safe
Types, tests, validation at every layer
Tools help you
Caching, structure, automation built-in
Team has clear patterns
No guessing, documented workflows
Systems designed to change
Built for evolution, not just today
Who this is for
This is for you if:
- Round A/B or later
- Product-market fit achieved
- Scaling team (5-20+ developers)
- Velocity is terrible despite headcount
- Genuinely scared to make changes
- Want to fix the problem, not just document it
Still at Pre-seed/Seed and building from scratch? Check out this page instead.
Ready to fix what's slowing you down?
Let's diagnose what's holding you back and create a plan to fix it.
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