Mobile App Development — Android and iOS apps people keep on their phone.
I build mobile apps for Android and iOS — designed, developed and published to the stores by one person, so nothing gets lost between a designer, a developer and a project manager.
I have shipped my own apps to Google Play (Hueyear and Memory Master GO) and built a Flutter app for a factory floor, so I know the whole path: design, code, testing on real devices, store listing and updates after launch.
Who it's for
- Founders who want an app version of their idea or their existing website
- Businesses that need an app for staff in the field or on a factory floor
- Brands that want a simple, well-designed consumer app instead of a template
What you get
- Cross-platform apps in Flutter or React Native (one codebase, Android + iOS)
- Native Android features in Kotlin when they matter (widgets, live wallpapers, tiles)
- Offline-first apps that work without signal and sync later
- Login, payments, push notifications and analytics
- Google Play and App Store listing, screenshots and release
- A backend and admin panel when the app needs one
Related work
- Hueyear — A live wallpaper that turns your year into 365 dots. Log your mood, water and habits in one tap, right from your home screen.
- Memory Master GO — A calm, fast memory-matching game for Android — flip tiles, find pairs and train your brain in short sessions.
- Uniform Factory ERP — An end-to-end factory system for Corporate Uniforms by B.A.G, Bhopal — from a new order to the delivery van, with label printing, a shared web app and a Flutter app for the floor.
How it works
- Discover — A call to understand your goals, users and constraints. You get a clear scope, timeline and quote.
- Design — Moodboards, flows and high-fidelity prototypes. You see and click the product before a line of code.
- Build — Clean, tested code shipped in weekly milestones with live preview links you can share.
- Launch — Deploy, domain, analytics, handover docs — and support after launch so nothing breaks.
Tools: Flutter, Dart, React Native, Kotlin, Firebase, Node.js.
Mobile App Development: common questions
Flutter or React Native — which is better for my app?
Both build Android and iOS apps from one codebase. Flutter is great for custom, animated interfaces; React Native fits teams that already use React on the web. I recommend one after hearing what the app has to do, and say so when a fully native app is the better choice.
How long does it take to build an app?
A focused first version usually takes 6–12 weeks, including design, development, testing and store submission. You get a test build on your phone every week.
Will you publish the app on Google Play and the App Store?
Yes. I prepare the store listing, screenshots and privacy details and handle the submission. The app is published under your own developer account, so you own it.
Do you build the backend and admin panel too?
Yes. If the app needs accounts, data or content you manage, I build the API and a web admin panel with it — one person, one plan.
Working remotely with clients in Bhopal, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Pune, Mumbai, Delhi NCR, Dubai, UK.
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