I don't hand over a build. I hand over a live app.

Native iOS and Android, the backend behind them, the store submission, the landing page, and the ASO. One person, the whole chain.

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Seven apps of my own, written and published in that order. Every one of them went out under my own developer account.

Start a project

Twenty years of building software. The last four on mobile.

The years before that were backends and web database applications. That is why the apps I ship come with real infrastructure behind them, not a shell wrapped around someone else's API. When an app needs sync, accounts, push or a data model that will survive its second year, that part is not subcontracted.

From an idea to a listing people can actually find.

Most of the work that decides whether an app succeeds happens after the code is finished. I do that part too, in this order.

Build

Native iOS in Swift and Android in Kotlin, with the backend, API, accounts and push behind them. Built to be maintained, not demoed once.

Ship

App Store and Play Console submission, review, privacy declarations, age ratings, and the rejections that come with them. I have been through this seven times on my own apps.

Launch

A landing page for the app, held to the same standard as the app itself. Fast, accessible, and written to be read rather than skimmed past.

Grow

Keywords, listing copy, screenshots and the iteration after launch. The store is a search engine, and it rewards the people who treat it like one.

Tell me what you want to put in the store.

If you have an idea, a half finished project, or an app that is built but never made it past review, that is the conversation I am most useful in. Tell me where it is now and what it needs to become.

Send me the details