Senior product engineering studio

Modern web products
built by senior engineers.

FedShev is a small, senior software team building SaaS platforms, booking products, dashboards and internal tools. No management overhead, no handoffs — just experienced engineers shipping production code, fast.

A glimpse of the surfaces we ship
SaaS Dashboard
Booking Calendar
Event Card
Admin Table
User Roles
AdminFull
EditorLimited
ViewerLimited
Payment Flow
$1,240
Notification
Analytics
Accounting Report
E-commerce Catalog
Education Progress
Module 4 / 667%
Crypto Portfolio
$12,480+4.2%
BTCETHSOL
SaaS Dashboard
Booking Calendar
Event Card
Admin Table
User Roles
AdminFull
EditorLimited
ViewerLimited
Payment Flow
$1,240
Notification
Analytics
Accounting Report
E-commerce Catalog
Education Progress
Module 4 / 667%
Crypto Portfolio
$12,480+4.2%
BTCETHSOL
What we build

Product-grade web applications.

We build complex web applications for teams that need more than a marketing page — SaaS platforms, customer portals, dashboards, booking flows, internal systems, integrations, payments, permissions, and data-heavy workflows.

Every product is designed and built directly by senior engineers with 10+ years of experience each, where architecture, performance, usability, and business logic matter from the first release.

01

SaaS Platforms

Multi-tenant architecture, authentication, roles, billing, subscriptions, dashboards, analytics, and core product workflows built to scale beyond the first release.

02

Booking & Marketplace Systems

Scheduling, availability, capacity rules, checkout, notifications, user accounts, admin operations, and reporting — connected into one reliable product flow.

03

Internal Business Tools

Dashboards, CRUD workflows, approvals, permissions, reports, complex forms, and integrations that replace spreadsheets, manual operations, or outdated admin systems.

04

Legacy Frontend Modernization

We modernize aging jQuery, AngularJS, or early React codebases into typed, maintainable React / Next.js applications without disrupting the business.

05

Data-heavy Product Interfaces

Complex tables, filters, charts, dashboards, role-based views, and state-heavy workflows where frontend architecture directly affects usability and performance.

06

Customer & Admin Portals

Authenticated portals, account areas, payment flows, back-office tools, role-based access, and operational workflows your team and customers depend on daily.

Why FedShev

A small senior team that owns the outcome.

You work directly with the people designing the architecture and writing the code. Direct communication, no junior handoff, no unnecessary overhead — a team accountable for what ships and how the business benefits.

Founder-led delivery

The team on the call is the team in the codebase. No unnecessary management layers. You speak directly with the people making technical and product decisions.

Architecture before speed

We move fast, but not blindly. Data models, user roles, API boundaries, state and integrations are thought through before the product becomes expensive to change.

Time to market

MVP discovery in 1 week. First release roadmap in 4–8 weeks. We shape MVPs into focused short releases instead of letting scope expand into months of planning.

Production mindset

Auth, payments, permissions, error states, deployment, analytics, performance and handoff are part of the build — not afterthoughts.

Built to evolve

Clean TypeScript, readable components, typed contracts and documented decisions, so your product can grow long after launch.

Business first

We challenge scope, reduce technical risk and define the smallest release that earns its keep — so engineering serves the business, not the other way around.

Example build · Booking platform

An event booking product, end to end.

From the public ticket page to checkout, capacity, automations and the admin operations behind them — designed and built as one cohesive product, not stitched-together pages.

Event catalogEvent detailsBooking formUser registrationAdmin dashboardCalendar and availabilityBooking managementEmail notificationsPaymentsReports and exports
Scope example

Suggested booking MVP scope.

A realistic first-release scope for a booking product. Ship the core flow, validate it with real users, then layer on payments, integrations and advanced features.

MVP — first release8 items

Ship this first

  • Public event listing
  • Event details page
  • Booking form
  • User registration or guest booking
  • Admin event management
  • Admin booking management
  • Email confirmation
  • Responsive web interface
Later — phase 2+8 items

Add after launch

  • Online payments
  • Promo codes
  • Reviews
  • Advanced analytics
  • Calendar sync
  • SMS / WhatsApp notifications
  • Multi-location support
  • Mobile app
Discovery

Key questions before estimate.

Before we estimate, we clarify the business logic that affects scope, timeline, and cost.

01

Business model

What type of events will be booked and who pays?

02

User roles

Guests, registered users, admins, organizers, or managers?

03

Booking logic

Instant booking, approval-based booking, time slots, recurring events, capacity?

04

Payments

Is online payment required for MVP? Which provider?

05

Notifications

Email, SMS, WhatsApp, reminders, admin alerts?

06

Admin workflows

Who creates events, manages bookings, exports data, and reviews reports?

07

Timeline & budget

What must be ready first and what can wait?

How we work

From product idea to production system.

A lightweight process for founders and teams who need more than screens. We define the product, design the architecture, build in visible iterations and launch with the foundation needed for the next stage.

Step 101

Product discovery

We map users, roles, workflows, risks, integrations and the smallest production version worth shipping.

Step 202

Architecture & delivery plan

Screens, data model, API boundaries, third-party services, technical risks and a realistic delivery roadmap.

Step 303

Build in visible iterations

Weekly demos, working product increments, clean implementation, constant scope control. No 'big reveal' after months of silence.

Step 404

Launch, learn & improve

Production deployment, telemetry, feedback collection, bug fixing, polish, handoff and iteration based on real user behavior.

Kickoff

First 2 weeks plan.

What actually happens in the first two weeks of working together — from clarifying business goals to a first working demo.

Week 101

Discovery & scope

  • Clarify business goals
  • Define users and roles
  • Map booking flow
  • Confirm MVP scope
  • Prepare architecture direction
  • Create delivery backlog
Week 202

Foundation & first demo

  • Build project foundation
  • Set up UI structure
  • Implement core public pages
  • Start admin panel foundation
  • Prepare first demo
Founders

The team behind FedShev.

Ihor Fedorkiv

Co-founder · Senior Software Engineer

10+ years as a Senior Frontend Engineer building modern web platforms, scalable products and production-grade user interfaces. Core expertise in frontend engineering and application architecture with TypeScript, React and Next.js, supported by strong practical knowledge of backend systems, APIs, databases and end-to-end product delivery. Focused on turning business needs into clear, maintainable technical solutions — from architecture and UX details to performance, data flow, implementation quality and long-term scalability.

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Oleksandr Shevchuk

Co-founder · Senior Software Engineer

10+ years as a Senior Frontend Engineer building SaaS platforms, complex web applications and scalable frontend systems across finance, insurance, healthcare, education, cloud infrastructure and business automation. Core expertise in React, TypeScript, Next.js, Redux, Material UI and frontend architecture, with strong practical experience in AWS, backend collaboration, APIs, testing, CI/CD and product delivery. Focused on clean, reliable, maintainable products — from architecture and performance to UX details and long-term scalability.

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We started FedShev because the best products we'd ever shipped came from small teams that own the outcome and stay close to the business. So we built a studio around exactly that.

MVP Discovery

MVP discovery in 1 week. First release roadmap in 4–8 weeks.

The goal is not to build everything at once. We help you launch the right first version, get real feedback and improve based on actual business and user signals — without skipping the engineering decisions that matter later.

Discovery deliverables7 items
  • 1Product goals
  • 2User roles
  • 3Core flows
  • 4MVP feature list
  • 5Technical direction
  • 6Delivery roadmap
  • 7Rough timeline and estimate
Contact

Have a web product to build or modernize?

Send us a short description of your project. We will help define the MVP, technical direction, and delivery plan.

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30-minute discovery call with a senior engineer.
Send an email
hello@fedshev.com
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