My name is Kene. I’ve been building in Bubble for 4 years, and for the past 3 years I’ve been working full-time with SuiteOp, a New York–based hospitality tech startup.
I very recently transitioned from that role with suiteOp, and I’m currently opening up availability for contract work — particularly with agencies and founders building serious MVPs.
What I bring technically:
Clean database architecture and scalable structure
Complex workflow and backend logic implementation
API integrations (Stripe, OAuth, third-party systems)
Debugging and stabilizing existing Bubble apps
Translating Figma designs into responsive, production-ready builds
HTML, CSS, and JavaScript for advanced customization when needed
I’ve worked inside a live production environment, so performance, maintainability, and collaboration with product/design teams are part of how I operate, not an afterthought.
Who I’m looking to work with:
Agencies that need reliable overflow capacity
Founders who want their MVP built correctly from day one
Teams with existing apps that need feature expansion or cleanup
I’m comfortable working with US-based teams and across time zones.
If it makes sense to explore working together, feel free to message me directly or via email [keneazotani@gmail.com]. I’m happy to review projects or start with a paid test task.
Being a “Bubble Developer” used to feel like a solid niche, but that’s starting to change. The industry is moving on, and people aren’t really talking about “no-code” the same way anymore. Now it’s all about AI coding and vibe coding.
Because of that shift, fewer people are even searching for “Bubble.” And when search interest drops, so do things like organic traffic and incoming leads.
For freelancers who focus only on Bubble, it’s getting tougher. There are simply fewer clients out there specifically looking for no-code tools, which means it’s becoming more important to evolve with where the market is heading.
You are correct with your assessment. Some low-code agencies have moved fully to AI as well. Evolving with the times is essential as we operate in a fast-moving industry. On the other hand, I feel like things will settle down at some point, and all the hype AI is getting right now will normalize. One thing is for sure, tools like Bubble, Flutterflow, e.t.c are not going anywhere. What we have now are more options to bring to life whatever idea we may have, just pick the tool that gets the Job done, it’s as simple as that.
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