Async Development Service
On-Demand Development. Zero Meetings.
Your backlog delivered through pull requests, not phone calls. No standups, no status meetings, no Slack noise. Just assign a ticket and get a PR back.
Why Async Development Delivers More
The average developer spends 60-80 hours per month in meetings, Slack, and context switching. Async development eliminates all of it.
Traditional development workflow
Async Dev workflow
How Async Development Works
No sales calls. No kick-off meetings. No proposals.
Write a ticket
Describe what you need — a bug fix, a feature, an integration, a migration. Drop it in your board (Jira, Azure DevOps, Linear, Notion). That is the entire briefing process.
Receive a technical analysis
Within 24 hours, you get a written technical analysis: what I will build, how I will build it, what questions I have. No call needed — the analysis is the conversation.
Review the PR
I deliver a production-ready pull request with a detailed description. Review it, leave comments if needed, merge when ready. Every decision stays searchable in writing.
The No-Meeting Promise
Most development services start with a "quick call." Then a scoping call. Then weekly status calls. Before you know it, you are spending more time managing the developer than the developer spends coding.
Async Dev works differently. There are no calls — not even to get started. You send a backlog item, and I respond with a written technical analysis within 24 hours. That analysis is a better proof of competence than any sales call.
Every interaction happens in writing: ticket descriptions, PR comments, email threads. This means every decision is documented. Every technical discussion is searchable. Six months from now, you can look up exactly why a decision was made — try doing that with a meeting recording.
Written communication is not a compromise. It is the point.
Async Dev vs. Freelancers vs. Agencies
Not all on-demand development is the same.
| Async Dev | Freelancer | Agency | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Communication | Written only — Notion + Email | Calls, Slack, emails, timezone issues | Weekly status calls, account manager |
| Management time | < 30 min/week (write ticket, review PR) | 5–10h/week (calls, reviews, follow-ups) | 5–15h/week (calls, reports, approvals) |
| Delivery speed | PRs in 24h, simple tasks in hours | Variable — depends on availability | Weeks (scoping, approval chains) |
| Pricing | Flat monthly — $6,000–7,500/mo | $100–200/h — costs add up fast | $15,000–50,000+ per project |
| Scope changes | Just add a new ticket | Renegotiate scope and rate | Change orders, extra fees |
| Context retention | Same dev — context compounds | Loses context between gigs | Team rotates, context resets |
| Commitment | Cancel anytime, no contracts | Per-project or hourly | Fixed contracts, lock-in periods |
Who Async Development Is For
CTOs with a growing backlog
Your team is at capacity but the backlog keeps growing. You need senior capacity without the hiring cycle.
Founders shipping a SaaS product
You are building a product and need a reliable senior developer without the overhead of managing a team.
Teams tired of meeting-heavy agencies
You have tried agencies and spent more time in status calls than reviewing code. You want results, not reports.
Engineering leads who value async culture
Your team already works async. You want an external developer who fits that culture, not one who demands daily standups.
Start Shipping Without a Single Meeting
Free Analysis
Free
See how I work — no commitment
- ✓Send one backlog item
- ✓Written technical analysis in 24h
- ✓Task breakdown + timeline
- ✓Honest fit assessment
Founding Partner
$6,000/month
Standard price: $7,500 after founding slots fill
- ✓Add backlog items anytime
- ✓PRs in 24h, simple tasks in hours
- ✓Zero meetings, zero calls
- ✓Pause or cancel anytime
- ✓7-day fit guarantee (75% back)
Async Fit Sprint
$1,500–2,500
One real ticket, full delivery
- ✓One production ticket end-to-end
- ✓PR, code review, merge
- ✓See async workflow in action
- ✓Credited toward subscription
Async Development FAQ
What does "async" actually mean in practice?
No calls. No video meetings. No standups. No Slack messages expecting instant replies. You communicate by writing a ticket or sending an email. I respond with work — technical analysis, code, pull requests. Every decision is documented in writing and stays searchable forever.
How do you handle urgent issues without calls?
Written communication does not mean slow. I check for new tasks multiple times per day. Urgent bugs get picked up immediately. The difference is: instead of a 30-minute call to discuss the bug, you write a ticket and I respond with a fix. Faster for both of us.
What if I need to explain something complex?
Write it. Record a Loom if you prefer visuals. Complex problems benefit from written explanations — they force clarity and become documentation. If I need more context, I ask specific questions in the ticket. No back-and-forth meetings needed.
How do I know what you are working on?
Your ticket board is the single source of truth. One task is active at a time — you always know exactly what is being worked on. Every PR includes a detailed description of what was done and why.
What technologies do you support?
.NET / ASP.NET Core, Azure (Functions, APIM, Service Bus, Event Hubs), SQL Server, React, Terraform, and related technologies. Check the full tech stack at asyncdev.ai or send a backlog item for a free assessment.
Can I try before committing to a subscription?
Yes. Two options: (1) Send a backlog item for free — I respond with a written technical analysis in 24h. No payment, no commitment. (2) Async Fit Sprint — one real production ticket delivered end-to-end for $1,500–2,500, credited toward your first month.
What is the cancellation policy?
Cancel after any billing cycle with a single email. No contracts, no penalties, no questions asked. There is also a 7-day fit guarantee — if the workflow is not a fit, get 75% back.
Your Backlog Will Not Clear Itself
Every week you spend looking for the right developer is a week your backlog grows. Start shipping today — no calls, no contracts, no risk.
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