Code in hours,
not weeks.
AI-assisted development where I drive the agent, review the code and ship something that actually works. You describe what you want — I get it done while you grab a coffee.
See the price →One human, one AI agent, and your task
Vibecoding is the term that's emerged as AI agents have become good enough to ship production code. The idea is simple: instead of typing every line yourself, the developer describes the intent, feeds the AI the right context, reads the result and runs it again until it's done.
The difference between asking ChatGPT for a snippet and hiring someone who vibe-codes professionally is the same as Googling for a hammer versus letting a carpenter build the cabinet door. Same tool — the craft is knowing what to build, what context the AI needs, and what has to be reviewed before it leaves the shop.
Fast deliveries, clear goals
Vibecoding works best when the task has a clear start and a clear end. Everything below typically lands inside 2–8 hours — often the same day.
Scripts & automation
One-shot scripts that migrate data, pull reports, rename 4,000 files or talk to a clunky API. The thing you'd otherwise spend a weekend on.
Refactoring
Pulling an old module apart, renaming things consistently, splitting a monster function in three. AI is obscenely good at this kind of mechanical-but-careful work.
Prototypes
"Does the idea hold?" — build a core version of your feature in a few hours and test it for real before ordering the whole package.
Small features
Filter panel, CSV export, new form validation, a nicer error message. The thing that's been on the TODO list since the summer.
Integrations
Webhooks, OAuth flows, batch imports from Excel to database, wiring up two systems that don't know about each other.
Bug hunts
Reproduce, root-cause, fix, verify. An AI that can read the entire codebase at once spots things a human would miss on the first pass.
From brief to working code
No onboarding, no quote process, no estimated backlogs. Just four steps.
You send the brief
Email, form or chat. A short description is enough — I'll come back if I need more.
We set the frame
A brief shared picture of what gets done, a cap in hours, where the code lives. In writing, so we both know.
I vibecode
Claude Code or an equivalent agent runs at the task while I steer context, review every step and test as we go.
You get the delivery
Working code, a short summary of what was done and the actual hours used. No surprises on the invoice.
One number, no packages
Vibecoding is sold by the hour — you pay for actual time spent, not a fixed price I made up in advance. Better for you if the task turns out to be easier than expected, and fair if it gets harder.
Price excl. VAT. Time is counted per started hour and reported alongside the delivery.
Send a brief →When it's not the right tool
- Larger multi-week projects — check the packages instead.
- Critical systems with strict audit and compliance requirements — that kind of work needs an entirely different process.
- "Build my whole app" without a clear spec — that turns vibecoding into discovery work and you'd be paying for my exploration. Come with a specific question.
Questions about vibecoding
What is vibecoding, really?
Vibecoding is a way of working where a developer drives an AI agent (Claude Code, Cursor and friends) to ship code quickly. You describe what you want, I feed the AI the right context, review the result, test it and commit. You get working code — not a prompt history.
What does it cost?
500 SEK per started hour, excl. VAT. Hourly rate — you pay for actual working time, not a fixed package. Minimum engagement is 2 hours.
What kinds of tasks fit best?
Scripts and automation, refactoring, prototypes, small features, third-party API integrations, bug hunts and one-off analyses. Anything with a clear goal that can ship within a few hours to a working day.
What do I get besides the code?
A short written summary of what was done, where the code lives, how to run it and what — if anything — remains. Plus commit history if we work against your repo. No black boxes.
Is the code reviewed or is it raw AI output?
Everything is reviewed and tested before delivery. The AI produces code fast, but I take responsibility for it actually doing the right thing and not introducing security holes. That's the whole point of hiring someone instead of asking ChatGPT yourself.
Do you need access to my code?
Not always. Smaller jobs can be done entirely from your description and shipped as a zip or patch. Ongoing work in an existing repo of course requires access — we set it up with the least possible permissions.