One codebase, two stores
Cross-platform development for iOS and Android that saves time and budget without feeling generic.
Cross-platform apps built fast, built properly, built to grow.
I build iOS and Android apps for founders and brands — marketplaces, AI-powered tools, activations and everything in between. One recent indie launch, Hunter Markets, reached #5 in Shopping on the Australian App Store.
You don't need a 20-person agency to launch a great app. You need someone who can design it, build it, and tell you honestly what to leave out of version one. I work in small, fast loops so you're holding a real app on your phone in weeks, not quarters.
Cross-platform development for iOS and Android that saves time and budget without feeling generic.
Lean scoping and fast iteration get your idea in front of real users quickly, then improve from data.
Solid architecture, cloud backends, payments, auth and analytics set up right from the start.
App Store and Google Play submission, review wrangling and post-launch support all taken care of.
Scope the MVP, choose the right stack and map the architecture so there are no surprises later.
Weekly builds on your phone via TestFlight, so you see progress and steer as we go.
Device testing, performance tuning and QA to make sure it's fast, stable and secure.
Store submission, launch, monitoring and an ongoing roadmap for updates and new features.
Every project is different, so we start with a free consult to work out what's involved. You get a fixed quote — and can pay it off monthly.
Can't see your question? — I reply to every message personally.
Honestly, it depends on the app — a focused MVP and a full marketplace are very different builds. We start with a free consult, I scope it properly and send a fixed quote, and you can spread payments monthly. I'll also tell you what to leave out of version one to keep it lean.
A lean MVP can be on the App Store in 6–12 weeks. More complex apps take 3–6 months. Weekly test builds mean you're never waiting in the dark.
For most startups and businesses, cross-platform (React Native) is the smart choice — one codebase, both stores, near-native performance. I'll recommend native only when your app genuinely needs it.
Of course. Happy to sign an NDA before we discuss your idea in detail.
Tell me a little about what you're working on. I'll reply within one business day with honest thoughts — even if I'm not the right fit.