Looking for a Technical Founding Team (CTO + Lead Frontend) to build "Cheshire-Style" B2B Software
I’m building a venture that operates with a "Cheshire Cat" philosophy. In a market of bloated SaaS tools, we build disruptive, surgical systems that solve complex operational problems using non-traditional, "out-of-the-box" logic.
The Cheshire Approach:
We appear, execute a high-impact task, leave the organization transformed, and "vanish"—leaving nothing behind but optimized results.
The Opportunity:
I have the frameworks, the branding, and the business vision. I am looking for a technical founding team (CTO & Lead Frontend) to turn this into reality. I am looking for partners, not contractors.
The Partnership:
This is a co-founder opportunity based on a 50/25/25 profit share structure.
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CTO/Backend Lead (25%): Deep understanding of AI orchestration (LangChain), automated workflows, and robust database architecture (PostgreSQL/Supabase).
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Lead Frontend/UI-UX (25%): Expert in Next.js/TypeScript, obsessed with "High-Performance Dashboards" and elegant, intuitive interfaces.
Why join us?
If you are a pair of developers who are tired of building "yet another dashboard" and want to work on software that actually moves the needle in a disruptive way, let’s talk.
I’m looking for partners who are as invested in the "Cheshire-style" impact as I am.
Please send a DM with your stack and a project you’re proud of.
Hi, Miguel
I'm a developer who actually cares about product quality and shipping speed. I don't create over-complicated systems just to seem smart on my CV and burn tons of cash for no good reason.
If your goal is quality software that makes profit, I'm your guy. I work solo by default — one engineer, end to end — and routinely ship more than an average team because there's no coordination tax, no meeting theatre, and no layers between decision and code. No task is too big for me — and especially, none is too small.
I have ten years in software engineering and leadership roles — and now I'm on my own solo dev journey, with my own know-how and tools. In that role I built InstruxMusic and Unison. I'm not AI-pilled — AI is a tool, not a replacement for real craftsmanship.
Hi Miguel - the 'appear, execute, vanish' framing is a good positioning wedge for a services-adjacent SaaS play. I build full-stack (Next.js/TypeScript frontend, Node/Postgres/Supabase backend, LangChain-style AI workflows) and I also freelance at $75/hr if you'd rather derisk with a paid proof-of-concept sprint before committing to a 50/25/25 split. Either path works for me - happy to send a quick portfolio walkthrough if you want to compare notes with other applicants.
Hi Miguel, I love the "Cheshire Cat" philosophy. As a Technical Product Manager, I've seen that organizations don't need more bloated dashboards. They need focused, automated workflows that remove operational bottlenecks and fade into the background.
What's exciting about building in 2026 is how AI-assisted development has changed the economics of software teams. A technical product leader can now own product architecture while also driving full-stack execution, dramatically reducing the coordination overhead that used to require much larger teams.
I recently architected and shipped a local-first EMR for a healthcare facility using React, TypeScript, Node.js, and PostgreSQL. I also built HiringFlow, an AI-powered recruitment automation platform using n8n and the OpenAI API that reduced a manual screening process from eight hours a week to under three through workflow automation.
Your vision for building software that quietly eliminates friction really resonates with how I approach product development. I'd love to learn more about what you're building and explore whether my experience could add value. I'll send you a DM with a short walkthrough of my recent projects.