I'm Eric — an AI product engineer in Dorset. Over the past year I've built and deployed ten live web applications solo, with Claude woven into six of them as the core experience. I move from idea to shipped product fast — holding the product vision and the plan, and making sure what gets built matches what I asked for.
A portfolio of live products across health, trades, automotive and property — each one designed, built, deployed and operated by one person.
An AI women's health and fitness platform with a Claude-powered coach at its centre — pregnancy and postpartum care, NHS-aligned symptom triage, nutrition and barcode scanning, and continuous glucose monitor integration. Built for web and shipped to mobile via Capacitor.
A SaaS that generates a complete, SEO-ready business website from minimal input — including AI-written location and service pages. WhatsApp lead capture, PDF quote and invoice generation, automated domain lookup, and Stripe billing.
An MOT and garage booking platform with live DVLA and DVSA government API integration using OAuth and response caching, a multi-step booking flow, scheduled jobs and an admin dashboard. Built with a proper component system and form validation throughout.
Claude-powered listing and content generation for UK estate agents, on a full multi-tenant data model with Stripe billing.
Visit EstateAgentAI →A photo-based job estimator — upload an image, get a priced, itemised estimate back in seconds. Now pivoting to automotive with reg-lookup at its core.
Visit PriceMyJob →I'm an AI-native builder. I hold the product vision, turn it into clear plans, and direct AI to build it — pressure-testing along the way so what ships matches the intent and feels right.
I decide what gets built and how it should work — the features, the user experience, the way the pieces fit together. The product calls are mine.
Before anything gets built, I make sure the AI fully understands what I'm asking. I talk through the plan, pressure-test it, and elaborate until the intent and the build line up. I don't action a plan I'm not confident in.
Prompt design, shaping how the AI behaves, and getting it to do something genuinely useful inside a real product — this is the part I know best, shipped across six live apps.
Idea to deployed in days, then proven against real use. I take a product from first concept all the way to live and in someone's hands — and judge it on whether it actually works for real people.
I taught myself how to take an idea all the way to a live, production product using AI — and spent the past year proving it, shipping a portfolio of ten live applications solo.
The products run on Next.js and TypeScript, Supabase and Postgres, Stripe billing, and Anthropic's Claude woven through the ones that need it. I build by directing AI at the level of plans and specs — and I've shipped the way a product team ships, just, so far, on my own.
What I'm looking for next is to do this alongside good people. After a year of solo shipping, I want the things a team gives you: review, range, and harder problems than I can reach by myself.
I care most about the moment something goes live and into a real person's hands — and I'd rather tell you honestly how I build than oversell it.
Open to AI product, prototyping and full-stack builder roles, remote-friendly from the UK. I also take on a small number of select client projects.