Mobile app development
iOS and Android apps people actually keep on their phones.
I build cross-platform mobile apps with React Native, so you launch on iPhone and Android from one codebase instead of paying for two separate apps. I've taken an app from idea to the App Store, and I care about the small details that make it feel native.
A good fit for
- Startups whose product lives on the phone
- Businesses that want an app for their customers or staff
- Teams with a web product that now needs a mobile app
What you get
One codebase, both platforms
iOS and Android apps that share most of their code, which keeps cost and maintenance down.
Native feel
Smooth gestures, transitions and layouts that follow iOS and Android conventions.
Accounts and backend
Sign-in, profiles, databases, uploads and push notifications.
Admin dashboard
A web panel for your team to manage users and content, like the one I built for Word Of Mouth.
Store launch
Builds, store listings and submission to the App Store and Google Play, done with you.
Updates after launch
Fixes, new features and OS updates once real users arrive.
Tools I use
- React Native
- React
- TypeScript
- Firebase
- PostgreSQL
Proof
Things I've built like this.
How it works
From first call to launch.
- 01
Intro call
We talk through your goals, users, timeline and budget.
- 02
Proposal
A written plan with scope, milestones and a fixed price or estimate.
- 03
Design & build
Regular demos you can click through, not one big reveal at the end.
- 04
Launch
Deployment or store submission, and a hand-over of everything you own.
- 05
Support
Fixes and improvements once real users arrive.
FAQ
Mobile apps: common questions.
Still deciding? Read React Native or native? How to choose for your first app.



