You need a first app to test
The 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 work on an existing app to add features, integrations, testing, or a release.
The 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 choose what users must be able to do in the first useful version.
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 build, support store preparation, and document what comes next.
Yes. A prototype tests the product idea. A production app also needs reliable accounts, data, device support, and release work.
Yes. I can inspect the current project and take on a defined feature, integration, build issue, or release.
That depends on the product, device features, team, and platforms. I recommend an approach after reviewing those constraints.
The client owns the store and service accounts. We agree on code ownership and repository access before work begins.
Tell me what exists, where you are stuck, and what needs to work. I’ll reply within two business days with a practical next step.