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Book a discovery call

Free. 30 minutes. No commitment. Tell me what your app is doing and what's breaking — I'll tell you honestly whether I'm the right help and, if so, what the next step looks like.

//what happens on the call

How the 30 minutes break down

You describe the appWhat it does, which platform it's built on (Lovable, Bolt, Cursor, Bubble…), rough user and data scale, what's breaking.
I ask a few questionsStack, deployment situation, customers on the line, upcoming deadlines. Enough to figure out whether an audit, a rescue, or something simpler fits.
Honest recommendationIf an audit or rescue fits, we talk scope and ballpark timeline. If neither fits — you have smaller, tactical issues or you're too early-stage — I'll tell you that too.
No sales pressureDiscovery calls end with a recommendation, not a contract. If we're going to work together, we'll confirm scope separately over email after the call.
//pick a time

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//common questions

Before you book

No. The call is exploratory — you describe the situation in your own words and I ask questions. If you want to prepare, a URL to the live app and a one-paragraph description of what's breaking are enough.

Yes, on request, before the call. Email me after booking and I'll sign your standard form. For most discovery calls an NDA isn't strictly needed — I treat everything shared as confidential by default — but happy to sign one if that's your preference.

Yes. No time-limited "first consultation free then bill you"; the discovery call is free regardless of whether we end up working together. If the call runs long because your situation is complex, that's fine — I won't cut it off at 30:01.

Central European Time (Katowice, Poland). Good overlap with the rest of Europe, the UK, and the US East Coast. The Calendly widget above shows times in your local time zone automatically.

Email me — my contact is in the footer. For genuinely-urgent situations (live production outage, enterprise customer waiting) I'll usually find time within 24 hours that isn't on the standard calendar.