Android and iOS

Your app on both platforms

I design and build mobile apps for Android and iOS — one product, the same experience on every device, and one person accountable for it from first sketch to store listing.

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apps on Google Play: 3
installs: 75,000+
average rating: 4.0

How we can work together

Whole products, defined briefs, or a single feature. Whichever it is, the same person handles it from the first conversation to the store listing.

A product from scratch
You have an idea and no specification yet. We start at the concept, work out what it actually needs to do, and I take it from there through to a published app.
A defined brief
You already know what you want built. You bring the requirements, I build them, and I say clearly where I think something will not work as described.
A single feature
An existing app that needs one thing added, fixed or reworked. Small pieces of work are welcome and do not need to grow into a project.

Covered end to end

Idea
Analysis
Development
Store release
Maintenance

Nothing in that sequence gets handed to a third party, which is why the app ships as one coherent product rather than as parts that have to be made to fit.

How a project runs, stage by stage

Web, when the app is only half of it

A startup or small company usually needs more than an app: a website, a backend, a database, the pieces that hold them together. That can come from the same place, so there is no seam between the app and everything behind it.

The experience behind it

A software engineer whose work has always come back to mobile — apps and games, the things people carry rather than visit.

Built for scale, not just for launch

Years spent on applications serving millions of users, in telecommunications and in fintech. At that size a bug is not an inconvenience and a slow screen is not a detail, and the habits formed under those conditions do not switch off on a smaller project.

Mobile by choice

Apps and games are not one line of business among several here, they are the whole of it. The same person who plans the architecture writes the code and watches the release, so nothing is lost being handed between people who each own only part of it.