About the service
I'm a native iOS developer and make applications the way Apple intended — in Swift and SwiftUI. I'm not a contractor on a cross-platform engine that passes off common code as native, and not an assembler on a no-code constructor. I write real Swift, build interfaces with modern SwiftUI, and where the screen truly requires it, I use UIKit. My applications feel like part of the device because they respect the platform's familiar rules: navigation and gestures, large system font sizes, dark theme and safe area layout so everything remains readable on any model.
I lead most projects from beginning to end. I start with a clean project structure, describe data handling through Swift Concurrency and async or await so the interface doesn't freeze, and connect everything needed behind the scenes: REST endpoints, push notifications, in-app purchases and subscriptions, account login, maps, camera and local storage. I care about things users don't see too: I keep code testable, handle errors carefully, and profile the application so it stays smooth and doesn't drain the battery. If something doesn't work right, I find the real cause, not hide the symptom.
When the build is ready, I handle publication completely. This means preparing the store card, screenshots and metadata, working with signatures and profiles, uploading through the right pipeline and supporting it until review approval and release. If you already have an app that needs new features, want to rewrite an outdated screen to SwiftUI or pull out a stuck publication — I'll take that on too. Tell me what the app should do, and I'll give an honest assessment and plan.
— Native applications on Swift and SwiftUI
— Screens on UIKit where appropriate
— REST and API integration, push notifications
— In-app purchases, subscriptions and account login
— Maps, camera, local storage and background tasks
— Publication on App Store, signature and review support
I lead most projects from beginning to end. I start with a clean project structure, describe data handling through Swift Concurrency and async or await so the interface doesn't freeze, and connect everything needed behind the scenes: REST endpoints, push notifications, in-app purchases and subscriptions, account login, maps, camera and local storage. I care about things users don't see too: I keep code testable, handle errors carefully, and profile the application so it stays smooth and doesn't drain the battery. If something doesn't work right, I find the real cause, not hide the symptom.
When the build is ready, I handle publication completely. This means preparing the store card, screenshots and metadata, working with signatures and profiles, uploading through the right pipeline and supporting it until review approval and release. If you already have an app that needs new features, want to rewrite an outdated screen to SwiftUI or pull out a stuck publication — I'll take that on too. Tell me what the app should do, and I'll give an honest assessment and plan.
— Native applications on Swift and SwiftUI
— Screens on UIKit where appropriate
— REST and API integration, push notifications
— In-app purchases, subscriptions and account login
— Maps, camera, local storage and background tasks
— Publication on App Store, signature and review support
