About RS Tech Hub
Production-ready NestJS modules maintained by an experienced SaaS manager and enterprise consultant.
The $200K Problem
Your company spent $100K-200K on a custom-built application. The agency delivered, collected payment, and moved on to the next project.
Eighteen months later, you're facing security vulnerabilities, outdated dependencies, and technical debt. No one maintains it. No one updates it.
Your options: Spend another $200K rebuilding, or hire a $300K+/year internal team.
The Agency Abandonment Cycle
→ Pay $100K-200K for custom infrastructure
→ Agency delivers and leaves eventually
→ Zero maintenance: dependencies age, vulnerabilities accumulate
→ After 18-24 months: technical bankruptcy
→ Pay another $100K-200K to rebuild
→ Cycle repeats every 2-3 years
This isn't a development problem. It's a maintenance crisis. Your infrastructure becomes a liability the moment it stops being maintained.
What I Provide
Production-ready and fully documented NestJS infrastructure modules under annual licensing.
Your team integrates them, I maintain them.
What "Maintained" Means:
Critical vulnerabilities fixed immediately, not "when I have time"
Keeping pace with the NestJS ecosystem, not falling years behind
Migration guides and upgrade paths, not surprise incompatibilities
Built for professional use, not a side project that gets abandoned. If discontinuation becomes necessary, paying customers receive the full source code.
Why I Built This
Over 6+ years managing cloud applications and consulting enterprise customers at startups, I witnessed the agency abandonment cycle repeatedly—as Customer Success Manager explaining infrastructure failures, as Product Manager inheriting unmaintained code, and as engineer rebuilding the same patterns across different projects.
The pattern I kept seeing:
- •Agencies deliver solid work, then move to the next client
- •Internal teams spend 40% of time maintaining infrastructure instead of building product
- •Companies rebuild authentication, user management, billing, and admin panels every 2-3 years
- •The cycle repeats because nobody owns the ongoing maintenance
My background advantage:
Coming from commercial film production, I learned the value of clear communication and documentation. Technical excellence means nothing if teams can't understand and implement it. That film industry discipline—creating content for tech companies—taught me how to make complex technical concepts accessible.
The model:
I maintain these modules for my own professional projects. When you license RS-Tech-Hub infrastructure, you're using the same code I depend on in production. Your stability is my stability. When bugs surface, I fix them fast because my systems depend on it too.
Direct access:
When you email support, you reach the architect who designed these modules—no support queues, no ticket escalations, no agents reading scripts. Just direct technical collaboration with someone who has genuine investment in keeping this infrastructure solid.
-- Raphael Schwirtlich
Who This Is For
Technical founders and mid-market companies ($5M-100M revenue) who have experienced the agency abandonment cycle.
You've been burned before
You spent $100K-500K on a custom build that's now unmaintained. Security audits are flagging vulnerabilities. Dependencies are years out of date. Your dev team spends more time firefighting infrastructure than building product.
Compliance is forcing your hand
GDPR, SOC 2, or insurance requirements demand maintained security practices. Unmaintained code is becoming a liability you can't afford to ignore.
Your team needs to focus on product
You have developers, but they shouldn't spend 9-18 months rebuilding authentication, billing, and admin panels. That's infrastructure, not your competitive advantage.
How It Works
Start Free
Get the modules you need from NPM.
Play around and test the capabilities in your development environment.
When you're ready for staging and production, license the modules.
Licensing
Annual licensing from $2'999/year (current beta program).
Security updates, dependency maintenance, and email support included.
One production instance + unlimited dev/staging per license.
Integrate and Deploy
Your team integrates modules following comprehensive documentation.
Email support available for integration questions (48-72hr weekday response).
You control deployment, hosting, and data—I handle maintenance.
I maintain, you build
Security patches, dependency updates, compatibility fixes—all handled.
Your team focuses on product development, not infrastructure maintenance.
Get new features and improvements
I'm continuously adding new modules and features to the RS-Tech-Hub ecosystem.
Paying customers get access to new modules and features within their current license tier at no extra cost.
Ready to Break the Cycle?
Let's discuss how these infrastructure modules can help your team build on solid foundations instead of starting from scratch.
Direct Access to the Architect
When you email insights@rs-tech-hub.com, you reach me—the engineer who designed, built, and maintains these modules.
What this means:
- •Architecture questions answered by the system architect
- •Bug fixes prioritized by someone whose production depends on the same code
- •Integration guidance from hands-on implementation experience
- •No support queue delays or ticket escalation processes
Honest trade-offs:
- •48-72hr weekday response time (not 24/7 support teams)
- •Best-effort weekend response (no guarantees)
- •Limited to 25 beta customers to maintain support quality
Who this works for:
Technical decision-makers who value direct technical access over enterprise support theater. If you need instant responses and round-the-clock coverage, wait for post-beta expansion. If you want the person who built it fixing your issues personally, this model works perfectly.
The AI Code Generation Reality Check
You might ask yourself: Why can I not just use AI to solve this problem?
AI coding assistants are powerful tools that can generate impressive code snippets. But building production infrastructure requires something AI fundamentally cannot provide: Professional experience and ongoing human stewardship.
What AI Does Well
- •Generate boilerplate code quickly
- •Implement well-documented patterns
- •Solve isolated, clearly-defined problems
- •Accelerate development velocity
What AI Cannot Do
- •Make architectural decisions that scale
- •Monitor security vulnerabilities over time
- •Update dependencies proactively
- •Understand your business context
The Prompt Complexity Problem
Building secure, stable server infrastructure requires navigating thousands of decision points: database schema design, authentication flows, authorization patterns, rate limiting strategies, caching architectures, error handling conventions, logging standards, deployment configurations, and more.
Even with perfect prompts, AI generates code based on training data—not on battle-tested production experience. The myriad possibilities for solving each problem mean you need expert human review, security auditing, and ongoing maintenance. That's not a prompt—that's a full-time job.
My approach: I design patterns based on 6+ years of production experience managing enterprise cloud applications, leverage AI for implementation velocity, then maintain and secure the infrastructure over time. You get battle-tested architecture with ongoing human stewardship from someone who stakes their own production systems on this code.