How to Make Sure You Own Your Code, Domain and Hosting
Before you hire a developer, open these accounts in your own name. What GitHub is, how to create a repository, and how to invite someone without losing control.
Before you hire a developer, open these accounts in your own name. What GitHub is, how to create a repository, and how to invite someone without losing control.
A new developer says your app is garbage and has to be rebuilt from scratch. Sometimes that's true and sometimes it's a sales pitch. How to tell which.
Your developer has disappeared. No calls, no email, and your app is half built. What to secure first, what to do if they hold the logins, and what's next.
You can't read the code, so you can't check what you're told. How to tell if your developer is lying without learning to program, and what to do next.
The rule underneath everything I've written about equity, stated once and plainly. When to pay cash, when shares are legitimate, and what to do before then.
You built something real with AI and hit a wall. How to find a builder who can take it over, evaluate them without reading code, and not get taken.
A twenty-minute audit you can run on your own site to find out whether your monthly website fee is buying real work or buying nothing at all.
How to hire a freelancer without getting burned. What to ask, what to check, and the warning signs that tend to show up before the money does.