Turn your app idea or AI prototype into software people can use.
Work directly with Nicholas Howell to scope, build, and launch your product. We use AI openly to reduce repetitive work, with experienced engineering behind the decisions, testing, and release. Build with us, or learn how to take it further yourself.
Full Stack Technologies, LLC helps founders take app ideas and AI prototypes into production. Work directly with Nicholas Howell, a hands-on engineer with 10+ years of experience, based in Saint Petersburg, Florida.
Bring what you have: a sketch, a working demo, or an app that's stuck before launch. We can review it, build the first useful release, or help you learn to develop it with AI. Start with one user journey and a clear definition of what needs to work.
01The work speaks first
The left rail is real work — seven products designed and built end to end: Paradox, a storytelling platform built around interactive data; Timetrack, time tracking for the age of AI; Constellation, prioritization and planning across every client; Helm, one decision at a time across every client and AI agent; Nemo, your AI identities, portable to any model; Snake n Friends, a mobile snake game played head to head; and Coverly, every insurance policy in one place with answers on demand. The components inside are live: click through any of them.
02Explore the work and guides
- Paradox: interactive storytelling
- Timetrack: AI session tracking and reports
- Constellation: multi-client planning
- Helm: client and agent decisions
- Nemo: portable AI identities
- Snake n Friends: a head-to-head mobile game
- Coverly: insurance policies, answered
- Build your first app release
- Review your app or prototype
- Learn to build with AI
- Read the product engineering blog
- How we build with Claude Code and Codex
- Prompts for each stage of delivery
03AI is part of the process. So is engineering judgment.
We use AI openly to reduce repetitive work and test ideas sooner. Nicholas directs the work and reviews the result, including data access, failure handling, testing, and deployment. A quick demo is a starting point; a release needs evidence that the important behavior works.
We agree on scope, accounts, tool costs, and handoff before work starts. You'll know which tools we use, what access they need, and what we'll check before a change reaches your users.
04What are you trying to launch?
Tell us who it's for, what works today, and what's stopping the launch. Include any deadline or budget boundary. You don't need a finished specification to start the conversation.
Discuss your app →