You need a first app to test
The product idea is clear, but it needs a usable mobile flow before you invest further.
I can build the first usable version of a mobile product or join an existing app to add features, connect services, and prepare a release.
The product idea is clear, but it needs a usable mobile flow before you invest further.
Notifications, location, offline use, audio, or regular use make a mobile app the better home for the product.
A release is waiting on product work, an integration, testing, or a reliable build process.
A usable first version built around the main journey, ready for real feedback.
Product development, device features, backend connections, builds, and app-store releases.
New screens, account flows, payments, maps, media, notifications, and API work.
Testing, store preparation, deployment support, and follow-up work after release.
Mappu is the closest example of the product and engineering work I can bring to a client project.
I built Mappu across web, iOS, and Android. The product combines AI planning, maps, audio, accounts, payments, and a live backend.
We decide what the user must be able to do in the first useful version and remove anything secondary.
I build the interface and connect accounts, data, APIs, payments, maps, or device features included in scope.
I check the main flows on representative devices and share builds before the release is final.
I produce the agreed build, support store preparation, and document what is needed for the next version.
Yes. A prototype is useful when the product still needs testing. A production app needs more work around accounts, errors, data, devices, releases, and support.
Yes. I can inspect the current project and take on a defined feature, integration, build issue, or release.
That depends on the existing product, device features, team, and platforms you need to support. I will recommend an approach after understanding those constraints.
The client should own the store and service accounts. Code ownership and repository access are agreed before work begins.
A short outline is enough. Tell me what exists, what is getting in the way, and what you would like to have working.