Services
Engines
FiveM
Lua, ESX and QBCore, NUI, oxmysql
Roblox
Luau, Rojo, DataStore, server-authoritative design
Minecraft
Java, Spigot / Paper
Also comfortable in: Garry's Mod (GLua), Unity (C#)
How I work
Currency, payment structure and what to send in a first message: rates & terms →
Scope
You describe the system. I ask the questions that surface the edge cases before they become bugs.
Quote
Fixed price per task, or hourly for ongoing work. Quoted within 24 hours.
Milestones
Payment in stages, each tied to something you can test. Never full payment upfront.
Handover
Source code, install instructions, and a repository you own. No obfuscation, no phone-home.
What you get
Every delivery includes:
- Source code, readable, with comments where the reasoning isn't obvious
- A repository you own
- Install instructions written for someone who isn't me
- Configuration separated from logic, so you can tune values without editing code
- A note on what the system deliberately does not do
Questions people ask before hiring
Do I own the code?
Yes. You get the source, the repository, and the right to modify it. No obfuscation, no escrow, no license server, nothing phoning home.
How do you quote?
Tell me what the system needs to do. I ask the questions that surface edge cases, then quote a fixed price for the task or an hourly rate for ongoing work — within 24 hours.
How does payment work?
In stages. Each milestone is tied to something you can run and test before you pay for it. I don't ask for the full amount upfront, and I don't expect you to trust me before I've shown anything. Invoicing is in USD or BRL — Robux is not accepted, including through DevEx. The rates page has the full terms.
What happens if something breaks after delivery?
Bugs in what I delivered get fixed at no charge. New features are new work, quoted separately. I'll tell you which is which honestly.
Which frameworks do you work with?
FiveM: ESX and QBCore, and standalone. Roblox: Rojo projects and plain Studio. Minecraft: Spigot and Paper. If your server runs something custom, send me the structure and I'll tell you before quoting whether it's a good fit.
Can you join an existing codebase?
Yes. Reading someone else's code and matching its conventions is part of the job, not an obstacle to it.
How long does it take?
It depends on scope, and anyone who answers this without asking questions is guessing. A small utility is usually days; a full system with a UI and a database is usually weeks.