Tell me if this sounds like you.

Nothing built yet. But you've looked at Lovable. Scrolled freelancer sites full of profiles you can't tell apart. Asked an agency for a quote and watched the number come back at $40,000.

You don't want to code it yourself. You want someone with real experience — not a stranger you have no way to evaluate. Without burning your budget. And someone who actually cares whether your project works.

Here's the hard truth: most products die because they never reach product-market fit. And you don't get there by guessing — you get there by putting the right first version in front of real users, fast enough to learn something. Build the wrong first version and you've spent your budget buying an answer to a question nobody asked.

I'm Alassane Fall. I developed more than 30 projects and was founding engineer at Joe, a banking app accepted into Y Combinator and acquired for seven figures by a major french bank. Fundraising, the YC bar, a bank auditing our code line by line — I've been through it.

Now you know why most projects fail.

Picture your day a year from now — working on something you built, living from it, because the first version of your project was right.

So: continue with the options you already have? Or start with someone who's done this and come out the other side?