How does this actually work - when do we talk money?

First I build a first working version. Only after you’ve seen it and decided to continue do we get into terms and payment.

What if I don’t know yet exactly what I want?

Perfect - that’s most cases. Describe in two sentences the daily problem in front of you, or a product that annoys you, and I’ll build a real first version. Once there’s something to see, it’s much easier to say "yes, but…".

And the technical side - do I get what gets built?

Yes. Everything that gets built is yours, and whenever you want it, I hand over the source and any access you need. You’re not locked in.

I’m not technical at all - is that a problem?

The opposite. Most of my clients don’t code. If you can describe in words what you want to happen, I have enough to work with. The technical side is on me.

What happens after there’s a first version?

We sit down to talk. Look at what works and what’s still missing, agree the scope for what comes next, and move at a pace that works for both of us.

Yes, no problem. Send me yours or I’ll send a standard template. I sign before we go deep on the idea.

The Hybrid Method

Describe an idea. I build a working first version. Then we decide.

No spec. A working first version within days.

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Your idea

Ready to become a first version

Describe: a few lines about the idea, no spec
Build: a real first product to open and try
Decide: see something real, deciding is easy

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PROCESS

The Hybrid Method

Three steps from idea to a version that works.

Describe
You tell me what you want, in a few plain words. Even a half-baked idea is enough. No technical language.
Build
I build a real first version, fast, that you can open and try. Not a mockup, not a deck, a product that works.
Decide
Seeing something real makes it far easier to decide where to go next. No commitment.

Who I am

The hard part is knowing what to build.

I’m Bar Moshe, an independent developer. I work with people and businesses who want something real online, fast: a website, a store, an internal tool that saves time, a small app, or a first version of an idea.

Today anyone can get an app from an AI tool in minutes, but you’re alone with a prompt, and the hard part was never the code: it’s knowing what’s worth building and what to leave out. I understand the need, research, write the copy, build with AI, and review everything like a developer, and I only take projects I actually want to build. If it’s not a fit, I’ll tell you up front.

WORK

Things I’ve built

Real examples. Each card is a live demo I built just for it, not a screenshot.

Aurora
A creative-studio landing: a cursor-reactive wordmark over a flowing silk field in aurora tones.
- Portfolio
- WebGL
- Motion
Live demo(opens in new tab)
Biome Synth
Five interactive musical biomes with audio-reactive visuals.
- Audio
- Interactive
- Visuals
Live demo(opens in new tab)
Ring Quest
A casual tap-to-fly game: pilot a drone carrying the ring toward the proposal.
- Game
- Web
- Playful
Play it(opens in new tab)
Bloom Garden
A webcam hand-gesture game: move your hand to coax flowers open, then pinch to pluck them into a bouquet. MediaPipe hand tracking, with a mouse fallback.
- Game
- Gesture
- Webcam
Play it(opens in new tab)
Dira
An apartment-search tool: collect every place you have seen, rate and compare them side by side, and work out the all-in cost with purchase tax and mortgage.
- Real estate
- Comparison
- React
Live demo(opens in new tab)
Trip Planner
Plan a trip end to end: itinerary and stops, stays and transport, budget with a currency converter, a checklist and a destination guide.
- Travel
- Planning
- React
Live demo(opens in new tab)
Clinic site
A site for a private family doctor: a calm, clean page that explains the services, builds trust, and lets a patient book or leave details without a phone call.
- Healthcare
- Landing
- React
Live demo(opens in new tab)
MDP
An open-source Markdown compiler for agent-written content: one declarative source renders deterministically into design-locked slides, pages, and flyers. Ships as Claude Code and Codex plugins, with a live in-browser playground.
- Agent tools
- Open source
- TypeScript
Try the playground(opens in new tab)
Catalogue Orchestrator
An open-source, local-first video orchestrator: point it at a catalogue of media plus an intent, it indexes everything, retrieves the right moments with RAG, and an AI agent plans an edit that a deterministic ffmpeg compiler renders into a finished cut. The AI only ever emits a validated edit list, never raw ffmpeg, so the output stays reproducible.
- AI
- Video / ffmpeg
- Open source
View the presentation(opens in new tab)
claude-creative-stack
An advanced creative harness: Skills, Artifacts, and MCP scaffolding for Claude.
- Claude
- MCP
- Open source
View repo(opens in new tab)

What people ask before reaching out

How does this actually work - when do we talk money?
First I build a first working version. Only after you’ve seen it and decided to continue do we get into terms and payment.
What if I don’t know yet exactly what I want?
Perfect - that’s most cases. Describe in two sentences the daily problem in front of you, or a product that annoys you, and I’ll build a real first version. Once there’s something to see, it’s much easier to say "yes, but…".
And the technical side - do I get what gets built?
Yes. Everything that gets built is yours, and whenever you want it, I hand over the source and any access you need. You’re not locked in.
I’m not technical at all - is that a problem?
The opposite. Most of my clients don’t code. If you can describe in words what you want to happen, I have enough to work with. The technical side is on me.
What happens after there’s a first version?
We sit down to talk. Look at what works and what’s still missing, agree the scope for what comes next, and move at a pace that works for both of us.
Can we sign an NDA?
Yes, no problem. Send me yours or I’ll send a standard template. I sign before we go deep on the idea.