Ni Biashara takes on a few focused projects each year when the product needs clearer shape, cleaner UX, or a better path to release.
The work has to be useful in public, not just interesting in a deck.
Ni Biashara works with a small number of clients each year. The work should have a real user, a real workflow, or a real release path.
If the build needs clearer positioning or a cleaner product experience, I am interested. If it mainly needs a deck, a trend-chasing AI wrapper, or a sales story that outruns the product, it is not a fit.
The common thread is the same: make the product easier to trust, use, ship, or explain.
Tighten the offer, pages, UX, and product shape when the current surface has become too broad or too hard to understand.
Design or ship a local-first product where permissions, storage, and user control are clear from the first screen.
Turn a real operational mess into a focused tool with a clear owner, next step, and result.
Clean up store submission, support pages, screenshots, privacy copy, deploy checks, and the last-mile evidence needed to ship.
Start with what exists now: users, constraints, failure modes, release risk, and the gap between the promise and the product.
Define the smallest useful product slice before adding more pages, dashboards, or process.
Use working links, screenshots, support paths, store states, and privacy language as the finish line.
The result should be easier to explain, maintain, and update after the sprint ends.
Short and concrete beats polished. If the fit is there, I will reply within 48 hours, usually faster.