Workflow automation when that's enough to ship.
GoHighLevel, Make, n8n. Payment events are the source of truth, not tags.
- CRM lifecycle redesign
- Idempotent webhook handlers
- Content + outbound engines
Workflow automation when that's enough to ship. AI agents integrated where reasoning is needed. Custom apps when no-code hits a wall.
Most engagements use two of the three. The right level isn't the loudest one; it's the one your business actually needs to stop bleeding time.
GoHighLevel, Make, n8n. Payment events are the source of truth, not tags.
Claude agents woven in where reasoning beats rules. Observable end to end, human review on every step.
Next.js + Supabase + Vercel. Tests, CI, docs. Talks to the stack you already run on.

I build operational software for businesses where ops is the bottleneck. Production apps, AI agents, and the automation glue between them. Sole technical layer at WebMyMoney; freelance partner under Hasslogics.
I work AI-directed: I architect the system, direct Claude Code to generate the implementation, then read, test, and own it in production. Started in no-code, on top of years deep in GoHighLevel, Make, n8n, and Zapier. The work I'm proudest of runs unattended after I leave.
Production apps, AI agent pipelines, CRM rebuilds, and the operational glue underneath. Each one shipped. Each one runs.
Native Stripe and PayPal checkout with monthly giving, CRM sync, donor exports and analytics. Lost donations recovered, and a security audit closed gaps exposing bank details.
Built end to end: gated signup, member portal, leaderboard, admin console, and the email journey. Nearly 900 members joined, and non-members at the gate became paying ones.
Rebuilt an undocumented CRM so leads stopped slipping through, lapsed members lost access, and payments became the single source of truth.
Shoppers take a short quiz and see plans from different companies in three clear tiers, then buy. Companies manage their offers in their own portal.
Some need a Make scenario. Some need a custom app. Everyone needs a stack that talks to itself. These are the tools I work in.
A signed letter of recommendation, plus direct quotes from people I've shipped for.
“A rare blend of technical aptitude, consultative presence, and business insight.”
“What often takes others years: building real systems for real businesses and becoming a trusted advisor.”
“Working with Milan is super easy and efficient.
As a Project Manager, I really appreciate his amazing disposition to help and fix things quickly. He doesn't just do what you ask; he actually analyzes the system and thinks ahead to prevent issues. He is reliable, very fast, and always has the best attitude to figure out solutions.”
“Milan is the sole technical layer at WMM and it doesn't show.
The systems read like a team built them. He takes on more clients than I expect anyone to and shows up clean for each one. Documentation, migrations, paywall integrity. The kind of work you only notice when it's missing.”
“Day one of launch I had a complete operational stack.
CRM, 12-page website, lead magnet, 5 email sequences across 50 templates, 20 workflows holding it all together. Italian content stayed in Italian, the English operational layer wraps around it cleanly. He thought about things I didn't know to ask about.”
“Milan is the engineering anchor of everything we ship.
CRM, voice agents, content engine, outreach. Every system the agency runs on, he built. The pitch is "look at what we run on ourselves." That line works because of him.”
“Eight hours per plan down to twenty.
Clients can't tell the difference. The token-check between modules is the kind of detail you don't get from someone who just wants to ship.”
Hiring, a project, or just a question. The more specific you are, the better the first reply, and I read every message myself.
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