MVPs. Websites. Migrations. All built with the business perspective most dev shops don't have.
Your idea, validated and shipped in weeks, not months. We build the smallest thing that tests your riskiest assumption, then iterate based on real user feedback.
A website made of finished files instead of a database and a stack of plugins. Loads instantly, costs nothing to host, and has almost nothing to attack. Built once, not maintained forever.
WordPress served its purpose. Now it's slow, vulnerable, and expensive to maintain. We rebuild you as a static site, keeping your content and your URLs, and the monthly bill goes away.
A complete career intelligence platform with gap analysis, company research, ATS-optimized resumes, personalized cover letters, and interview prep, powered by nine integrated AI engines. From concept to production in six weeks.
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Custom Android app, cloud video processing, and a complete Flask backend replacing Square with bookings, payments, contracts, payroll, messaging, and reports. A full business system built from scratch.
View Case StudyThese two projects are the only ones I have full rights to show. They're my own ventures, built from scratch.
Everything else? Confidential. It's written into every agreement: I don't share what clients build, not even to promote myself. Their ideas, their data, their competitive advantages—none of it leaves the engagement.
This isn't a limitation. It's a feature. If you're trusting someone with your early-stage idea or your business systems, you want to know they take that trust seriously.
I take it seriously.
Most technical teams build exactly what you ask for. That's the problem. They optimize for billable hours, not your success. We start every engagement with business fundamentals before touching code.
Pressure-test the business case. Identify the riskiest assumption. Define the smallest experiment that tests it.
Design for what you need now with a path to what you'll need later. No over-engineering, no technical debt traps.
Production-ready software that acquires real users. Not a prototype, a foundation you can build on.
Six bootstrapped ventures. Consumer electronics scaled to $5M. Production SaaS shipped in weeks, not months. Twenty-five years of learning what works, what doesn't, and why beautiful code means nothing if the business case is broken.
That experience shapes every technical decision: architecture, feature priority, build-vs-buy, launch sequencing. It's the perspective most dev shops don't have.
About 1123Interactive"The goal isn't to build what you ask for. It's to build what actually validates your hypothesis, and know the difference."
A site with 15 visitors a day blocked 1,170 attacks in 24 hours. Nobody targeted it, nobody has heard of it. Here's why being small doesn't protect you.
A step-by-step recovery plan for a hacked WordPress site, from someone who cleans them up. What to do in the first hour, this week, and long term.
Every company that squeezes its users creates an opening for someone who doesn't. That's not idealism. That's economics.
Most MVPs ship in 4-8 weeks. We focus on building the smallest thing that tests your riskiest assumption, which keeps scope tight and timelines short. Complex projects may take longer, but we'll give you a realistic timeline upfront.
Website work is priced per page and the rates are published: a converted page starts at $30 for a blog post and $145 for a main page, with a $750 project minimum. A recent 14-page site with a blog came to $2,650. MVPs are quoted per project and range from $15,000-50,000+ depending on complexity.
That's our specialty. We translate business requirements into technical decisions, ask the strategic questions most dev shops skip, and deliver working software you can actually use to validate your idea.
For websites, we hand off a site that requires zero ongoing maintenance. For MVPs and apps, we can provide ongoing support or help you hire and onboard your own team. We don't lock you in.
WordPress is slow, requires constant security updates, and costs money to host. Modern static sites load dramatically faster, have almost nothing on them to attack, and can be hosted for free. If you don't need complex e-commerce or user accounts, there's no reason to pay the WordPress tax.
Yes, because there is far less to attack. A static site has no database to inject, no admin login exposed to the internet, and no plugins written by strangers. The automated probes still arrive: a low-traffic site we run behind Cloudflare blocked 1,170 malicious requests in a single day against about 15 real visitors. They hit URLs that don't exist and find nothing to try. This is not a claim that static sites are unhackable, and your domain and hosting account still need protecting. It is a claim that the most common way small business sites get compromised, an outdated plugin, stops applying to you.
Nothing, in the normal case. Hosting is $0 at small business scale on platforms like Cloudflare Pages or Netlify. There are no plugin licenses to renew and no security patches or core updates to install, so there is no recurring work to bill you for. A comparable WordPress site runs $1,500 to $4,000 a year once hosting, licensing, security, and maintenance are all counted. You pay when you want something changed, and not otherwise.
No forms. No qualification calls. Just a conversation about what you're building and whether we can help.
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