yashraj.
[ Hire · Hire a React Developer for Startups ]

React Developer for Startups  MVPs, V1s, and the Pivot After 

Startups don't need ten engineers — they need one who can ship the MVP, set up the architecture that survives the first pivot, and hand off something clean enough that the next hire doesn't quit in week two.

React 19TypeScript (strict)Next.js / ViteTailwind CSSReact QueryZustand / JotaiForm libraries (RHF, Zod)Component testing (Vitest, Playwright)
[ Use cases ]

Where this fits.

  • 01Solo founders shipping the first version of a SaaS or marketplace
  • 02Seed-stage teams replacing a brittle prototype with a real V1
  • 03Pre-PMF startups iterating weekly with real user feedback
  • 04Accelerator cohorts (Y Combinator, Antler, Techstars) with demo-day deadlines
  • 05Internal tools that need to be production-grade fast
[ Stack ]

The tools I bring.

01

React 19 + TypeScript

Strict types, Server Components when on Next.js, a design system from day one.

02

Next.js or Vite

Next.js for SEO-critical or full-stack. Vite for pure SPAs and embedded experiences.

03

Tailwind + shadcn/ui

Move fast without UI debt — composable primitives, dark mode, accessibility baked in.

04

React Query + Zustand

Server state and client state kept clearly separate.

05

PostHog + GitHub Actions

Analytics, feature flags, and CI that runs on every push. Production-ready from week one.

[ Where I've shipped this ]

Real production projects.

Client
iBind
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iMumz
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Bijak
[ Common questions ]

Before you ask.

How long does an MVP usually take?+
Four to eight weeks for a focused MVP — meaning one core flow done well, not ten flows done thinly. The first week is design / architecture, then I ship weekly with you in the loop on Loom or async chat.
Do you work with non-technical founders?+
Often. I translate product ideas into wireframes, then into a tight spec we both agree on before any code. I run async standups, weekly demos, and I'll flag scope-creep risks before they happen.
What's your stance on no-code/low-code for startups?+
Use it where it speeds you up — landing pages, simple CRUD, admin tools. Don't use it where it locks you in — core product logic, anything you'll iterate on. I'll be honest about which side of that line your idea sits on.
Can you hand off to an in-house team later?+
Yes — that's the goal. I write the README, the architecture decision records, the deployment playbook, and I run two pairing sessions with the new lead before stepping out. Your codebase shouldn't need me forever.
[ Ready to start ]

Tell me about your project.

Most engagements start with a thirty-minute conversation. Free 60-minute consultation available.