Most app projects do not fail in the code. They fail between “it works on my phone” and “it is live, earning and getting downloads”.
That is why I build apps with the whole path in mind: a React Native codebase for iOS and Android, a backend that scales with you, then publishing, in-app purchases and store optimization done by the same person.
What you get
A real cross-platform app. React Native with Expo, TypeScript and a clean structure another developer can pick up.
A backend that fits. Authentication, database and storage, usually with Supabase or Node.js, plus AI features where they genuinely help.
Weekly progress you can tap. Test builds on your own phone every week, so feedback happens early.
A launch plan. Store listing, review, paywall and analytics are planned from the start, not bolted on at the end.
Apps I have built
- MacroScout, my AI calorie and macro tracker, live on the App Store and Google Play
- Superheart, a nutrition and heart health app with AI food recognition
