Services
Services
Architecture, build, release automation, and long-running maintenance for cross-platform mobile apps — taken from idea to the Play, App Store, and Amazon, and kept alive for years. Flutter, React Native, Expo, AI-assisted, end to end.
Who this is for
You're in the right place if you need a production app, not a prototype — something that has to pass three store reviews and survive real users on real hardware. Most of my work falls into one of three situations: a greenfield cross-platform build, a platform migration (usually Flutter ↔ React Native / Expo), or long-running maintenance where the release cadence can't break.
Fixed-scope projects and ongoing retainers. Most engagements start with a short architecture audit so you know what you're building before you pay to build it.
What I do
- Mobile app development Greenfield cross-platform apps in Flutter, React Native, and Expo — architected to ship to Play, App Store, and Amazon from day one.
- Backend & APIs Node.js, Golang, MongoDB, Firebase, PocketBase — REST APIs with JWT auth, built mobile-first so the client and service don't fight at every screen.
- Architecture & migration Clean Architecture, state management, and platform swaps — including Flutter → React Native / Expo with the product intact when the platform turns hostile.
- CI/CD & release automation Drone, Fastlane, Xcode Cloud — merges that flow to three stores without a human babysitting the build. Releases as a side effect of good merges.
- AI-augmented development & code review Agentic workflows and AI code review in the pipeline — faster delivery without dropping engineering judgment. Every merge reviewed before it ships.
How we'd work
- 01
Discovery
You tell me what you're building, for whom, and what's already in place. I ask the questions that decide the architecture — device matrix, store targets, the failure modes that will actually bite.
- 02
Architecture
You get a system map before any code — state-management boundaries, platform contracts, the release pipeline. Most engagements start with a short audit so you know what you're building before you pay for the build.
- 03
Build
You see working software on a real cadence, not a demo at the end. AI-assisted and review-gated, shipped in vertical slices.
- 04
Ship
Your merges flow to Play, App Store, and Amazon automatically once they pass review. Releases stop being an event and become a side effect of good merges.
- 05
Maintain
Your app stays alive — SDK bumps, OS migrations, and dependency breakage absorbed on a calendar. One minor bump per sprint, one major migration per quarter at most.
What I've shipped
- 7+
- Years shipping production mobile apps in Flutter, React Native, and Expo
- 3
- Stores on the same release cadence — Play, App Store, Amazon
- 0
- Major incidents across 7+ years maintaining a 70-module Flutter app
- 5
- Surfaces in the RN/Expo rebuild — mobile, web, and TV
Case studies — Kahf Kids (Flutter → RN/Expo migration, live on Android, iOS, and Web) and NCC App (7+ years, 70+ modules, three stores, zero major incidents).
Every project is different.
Tell me about yours — the app, the stores, the timeline, what's already built — and I'll come back with a plan and a number. No packages, no hidden tiers. Or read why I build this way.
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