I will build ai saas mvp with lovable dev, bolt new, v0, replit, cursor ai supabase


About this gig
Building an MVP, or stuck at 80% on one you started?
Auth breaks. Supabase won't connect. Stripe fails live. Or you have the idea and no way to ship it. Either way, in 7 days you can have a working product.
I'm an AI engineer and full stack developer. I build in Lovable, Base44, Claude, Cursor, Bolt and Replit for speed, then write real code where it counts, so your app holds up with users on it.
What I build:
-> SaaS MVPs and AI web apps, launch ready
-> Supabase database and authentication
-> Stripe payments and subscriptions
-> OpenAI and Claude features built in
-> Deployed live on Vercel, Netlify or Railway
-> Clean code, full ownership, no lock-in
Why me:
Anyone can prompt a builder and hand you the output. I ship production systems for a living. Your MVP gets a real backend, real security, and scalable system easily extendable later.
Message me your idea. I'll tell you honestly what's buildable in your budget and send a custom offer.
Get to know Hammad Idrees
Full Stack Developer building AI powered Apps, SaaS platforms, bug free MVP
- FromPakistan
- Member sinceJan 2026
- Avg. response time5 hours
Languages
Urdu, English, Hindi
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FAQ
I've heard AI-built apps break once real users arrive. How is yours different?
Often true. AI gets you 80% there fast, then auth leaks and payments fail live. I review the generated code, secure the backend, and test payments in production before handover.
What happens after delivery if something breaks?
Revisions are included in every package, and I stay reachable after that. Most clients return to add features once they have users. Ongoing support is available as an extra.
My last developer built something I couldn't touch without them. Will I be locked in?
No. You get 100% of the source code, the GitHub repo, and your own Supabase and hosting accounts. Nothing runs on my keys. Any developer can pick it up tomorrow.
What if 7 days isn't enough for my project?
Then I'll tell you before you order, not after. Message me first and I'll confirm what's realistic, or send a custom offer if it needs more.
I can't explain what I want technically. Is that a problem?
No. Most of my clients are non-technical. Describe it in plain language or send a sketch. I turn it into a feature list and confirm scope with you before writing code.

