Pair-Coding Session
90-minute live Zoom. You bring an idea or a stuck project. I drive, you watch and ask. Walk out with something working.
$150One 90-min session
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an agency vs. me
The choice you're actually making when you start a project.
An agency
Me
Timeline
4–9 months to ship
2–8 weeks to ship
Price
$50,000–$200,000
$1,000–$25,000
Who builds it
Junior dev you'll never meet
The founder who shipped a working AI platform last quarter
What they know about your industry
Nothing
A decade in trucking, three years building AI products
After launch
Maintenance contract you can't escape
Code you own, documentation you can read
Here's what you can buy, with prices on the table — no "let's talk about your budget" games.
pick what you need
Real prices, real timelines, no sales call required to get a number.
Five-Pack of Sessions
Five 90-minute sessions over 3–4 weeks. Same format. Enough hours to actually ship something real together.
$600Five 90-min sessions
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Two-Week Build Sprint
Pair sessions plus async build time. Day-one scope, two weeks of focused work, working product at the end.
$2,500Two-week sprint to ship
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AI Agent Build
A custom agent around your workflow — customer service, research, scheduling, moderation, whatever. Ships in 2–4 weeks.
$2,500–$8,000Scoped per project
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Mobile App MVP
One platform (iOS or Android), 3–5 screens, real backend. Ships in 4–8 weeks. Native or PWA depending on scope.
$5,000–$15,000Scoped per project
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Platform / Custom Software
Multi-feature applications, internal tools, complete platforms. Scoped per project. Past example: SuperTrucker, 90 days.
$10,000+Scoped per project
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what 90 days built
SuperTrucker — the proof that everything above is real.
SuperTrucker
A fleet AI platform for the trucking industry. Built between January and April 2026.
What it does Voice/vision pretrip assistant with OEM-level diagnostic readout from the J1939 bus. ELD with retroactive audit catching dispatcher-introduced compliance errors. AI agent marketplace replacing legacy load boards.
What it replaces Samsara ($30–50/truck/month). DAT ($200–400/seat/month). Motive (similar). JJ Keller (5-figure/year). OTR Diagnostics ($500/truck/year).
What you get when you hire me Someone who builds at this scale on this timeline.
how it works
From hello to shipped, four steps. Nothing hidden.
1
We talk (30 min, free)
You tell me what you need. I tell you if I can ship it, how long, and what it costs. No pitch, no pressure.
2
I scope it (24 hours)
One-page scope: what's in, what's out, timeline, price. Sign or we walk away — no hard feelings.
3
I build it (weeks)
Daily progress updates. You see commits as they land. Working demo at the midpoint, deployable build at the end.
4
You ship it (with support)
Two weeks of post-launch support included. Bug fixes, deployment help, training your team. Hourly after that.
who's building your thing
I drove trucks across the country for ten years before I started coding. Three years into the coding, I'm building tools the industry I came from never had — and taking on outside projects for other founders who need things built fast and built right. I'm not an agency. I don't subcontract. The person you talk to on the discovery call is the person who writes your code. That's the whole pitch.
— Tanaha Koontz, founder of Carso Cybernetics
questions you're about to ask
How do I know you can actually deliver?
SuperTrucker is the public proof. Three months ago it was an idea. Today it's a deployed platform. Beyond that, every project I take starts with a paid scoping phase — if I can't deliver, you find out before you've committed to the full price.
What if my project isn't trucking-related?
Most aren't. The trucking expertise informs how I think about user-facing tools, but the underlying skills — agents, mobile, web platforms, AI integration — are domain-agnostic. I've built or am building work across logistics, education, advocacy, and consumer applications.
How is this different from hiring an agency?
Agencies bill you for project managers, account executives, design reviews, and senior engineers who never touch your code. I am all of those people, which is why my prices are 1/3 to 1/10 of what an agency would quote and my timelines are weeks instead of quarters. The trade-off: I take 2–3 projects at a time, not 200.
What about ownership of the code?
You own everything I build for you. Source code, design files, deployment scripts, all of it. No license fees, no vendor lock-in, no hostage situations.
stop reading. book a call.
30 minutes. No pitch. No pressure. I'll either be useful to you or I'll tell you who else might be.
Book a 30-minute call →Prefer email? tanaha.koontz@gmail.com