Your tech stack isn’t a flex.

It’s your insurance policy against “it worked in the demo.”

When founders ask me why I use React + Next.js + Node + Python…

I translate it into outcomes you actually care about.

React = users trust the product faster

• Your app feels smooth, consistent, and “real” (not duct taped)
• Less UI rework when you change flows after customer feedback

Next.js = you ship faster and look legit online

• Same React experience, but with the pieces you need to launch fast
• Great for public pages (SEO) + your logged in app in one build

Node.js = one team can move fast without splitting the codebase

• Great for APIs, integrations, dashboards, and “user actions” at scale
• Easier to maintain when you’re iterating weekly with early customers

Python = fastest path to data + AI features

• Quick prototypes, automations, background jobs, and AI workflows
• Lets you add “smart” features without turning your MVP into a research project

The point isn’t the tools.

The point is the result: a pilot-ready MVP that can handle real users logging in, paying, and coming back.

If your stack can’t support that…

It’s not an MVP. It’s a demo.

Not sure which tech stack your idea needs?

Ask me in the DMs!

P.S. What’s your MVP optimizing for right now?

↳ Speed to launch

↳ SEO and inbound leads

↳ AI features from day one