Senior mobile developer · contract
A social app with a marketplace in it. People post and follow each other, and they can buy and sell too. I was the only developer on the mobile side there for about four years.
Grew from a handful of users to 250,000+ downloads across iOS and Android.
Mobile lead · Pilot Practice · contract
Marketing and automation software for medical practices. I was the only developer on the mobile side for two years and built the app itself. I worked on their website on and off as well.
Founder · engineer
My own company. It's a delivery service in Nigeria, so there is an app for the customer booking a delivery, one for the business sending orders out, and one for the rider on the road. I built those, the backend they all talk to, and the admin tools we run the operation on.
We've done over 500,000 deliveries.
Founder · engineer
My own product. It's an app for a wireless GPS tracker, so you pair the tracker and then the app is where you see where it is and where it has been. I built it and I run it.
Mobile & full-stack · contract
A referral community for women looking for work, where members put each other forward for roles at their own companies. I worked on the app and on the backend behind it.
Mobile developer · contract
Food delivery and catering on the Central Coast of California. They run meals out to homes and offices and set up buffet platters for parties. There are separate apps for the customer ordering, the driver doing the run, and the restaurants they work with. I worked on it on and off for about three years, and rebuilt the app from the ground up once the old code had degraded past the point of patching.
Mobile developer · contract
A software company in the UK. I was on contract with them for years building mobile apps for their clients, which mostly meant the ordinary work: build the screens, hook them up to the API, test it, fix it, get it released.
Five apps over six years.
Tell me what you're building and I'll price it.
Request an estimateEverything below has shipped something that real people use. I pick the boring option unless the problem earns the interesting one.
I've been building mobile products for eight years, usually as the only engineer on them.
I own the whole thing, not just the screens — the apps, the services behind them, and the internal tools someone uses to run the business.
Most of the work is unglamorous. Making an app open quickly. Keeping it usable when the signal drops. Fixing what broke in production. Nobody asks for any of that up front, but it's what decides whether an app gets kept or deleted.
Tell me what you're building and I'll come back with a price range and roughly how long it takes. No call needed unless you want one.