Vicky Hariadi

Hi, I'm Vicky

You have the business. I'll take care of the technology.

Whatever you've got: an idea, a spreadsheet, an app AI got halfway. I turn it into a real product, then stay responsible for keeping it evolving.

  • You don't need to hire a CTO.
  • Or build a tech team.
  • Or become technical yourself.

I don't disappear after launch. That's the whole point.

Let's talk One message. Nothing to prepare.

Sound familiar?

Most people arrive one of two ways

Different starting points, same missing piece: nobody owns the technology.

One of these is probably you.

It runs on WhatsApp and spreadsheets.

The business works. You just can't see it. Bookings in the chat, stock in a sheet, and the numbers that actually matter in your head.

The same thing gets typed into three places.

Nobody's sure which file is the current one.

You're the only one who knows how it all fits together.

Growing means hiring someone to do more of the typing.

You need one system, not five places to look.

AI built it. Then it stopped.

Maybe you built it yourself over a weekend. Maybe your developer did, and now says it needs rewriting. Same wall either way.

Autopilot is not a pilot.

AI flies beautifully, right up until something isn't normal. Then it hands the controls back. There has to be someone to hand them to.

autopilot disconnects here

80% cruising. One weekend.

The 20% where someone has to fly.

It works, until it's real. Five hundred bookings, four staff saving at once, one customer who taps twice.

Nobody can change it, including you. So you ask the AI to fix it, and now two things are broken.

The data is the business, and nothing is guarding it. It built what you asked for. You didn't know to ask for backups.

You became the IT department. It breaks on a Saturday and there's exactly one person who can fix it.

You were never supposed to be the pilot. You're supposed to have one.

Neither one means you did something wrong.

You got the business this far. The technology just needs someone whose job it is.

Bring me whatever you've got. There's usually more worth keeping than you'd think.

The short version

The tech right hand you don't have to hire

I work with owners who need a technology person they trust, without the full-time CTO salary.

I'm the person who:

Understands the business

I learn the business first.

Makes the tech decisions

Architecture, tools, infrastructure, security. My problem, not yours.

Gets it live

I lead the build until real people use it.

Owns what comes after

Maintenance, monitoring, new features. I stay.

Vicky Hariadi, smiling, wearing a straw hat

that's me

About me

I'm Vicky Hariadi.

I've built and led software for startups and big companies. First sketch to live servers.

I see an issue, I fix it. I find value, I build it. Anything I don't know, I ask.

Mostly I work with owners who have a business, not a tech team.

That's the role I enjoy most.

I don't want to just build your software.

I want to understand the business, own the tech, and still be here in three years.

Let's be honest

This is a long-term relationship

I'm not looking for

Here's the specification. Give me a price and deliver it.

That's a project.

I'm looking for

Here's our business. Here's where we want to go. Help us figure out the tech.

That's a partnership.

You don't need to know what you need.

That's what the first conversation is for.

No packages, no tiers

How we work together

No fixed package. Your situation decides.

  • Some need a technology plan.
  • Some need a first product built.
  • Some need their developers led.
  • Some need the way they build fixed, not the people replaced.
  • Some need a broken system rescued.

We pick the model after we talk.

It could be:

  • Technology Advisory Decisions and direction. No build.
  • Ongoing Ownership The technology side is mine to run.
  • Product Development Idea to working product.
  • Leading Your Team Planning, review and direction for the developers you already have.

No scary onboarding

How we start

  1. Tell me where you are

    A WhatsApp message is enough. No documents needed.

  2. We figure out the technology

    Sometimes the answer is a new product. Sometimes it’s fixing what you have.

  3. I take ownership

    The technical side becomes my problem. You go run the business.

  4. We keep moving

    Your first version won’t be your last. As the business changes, so does the tech.

Relax

You don't need to be technical

Not your job:

Which programming language? Which cloud? Mobile app or website? Do we need an API? Is this secure?

Your job:

What are we trying to achieve?

I handle the rest.

Your turn

Have a business problem that technology could solve?

Tell me what you're trying to achieve.

We'll figure out the rest.

Start a conversation

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