Real apps, shipped to real users
Android mobile app development
Build a complete Android app or get an existing one back into reliable shape. The work can cover UI, device APIs, backend integration, notifications, testing and Play Store release—not just screens that stop at a demo.
Good fit when
The outcome is clear and practical.
- A business that needs an Android app connected to an existing backend
- A founder preparing a focused app for first release
- A live app with crashes, store-compliance or API issues
- A team that needs help through Play Console submission and updates
Typical deliverables
- React Native, Flutter, Kotlin or Capacitor development
- Responsive mobile UI and accessible interaction states
- API, authentication and cloud-service integration
- Notifications, camera, files, widgets or other device features
- Crash investigation and Android-version compatibility
- Testing, signing and Play Store release support
How the work moves
A visible path from request to release.
01
Assess
For a new app we define the first release; for an existing app I reproduce the issue and inspect the code and store constraints.
02
Build and test
Core flows are implemented and checked on relevant screen sizes and Android versions.
03
Release
I prepare the production build, signing and listing requirements, then support submission or hand off a release-ready package.
Relevant proof
Related work you can inspect.
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Common questions
Answers before the first call.
Do you publish apps to Google Play?+
Yes. I have built, published and maintained my own production apps and can support testing tracks, signing, policy updates and release submission.
Can you fix an app you did not build?+
Usually. I first review the repository, reproduce the issue and confirm whether the current stack and codebase are practical to work with.
Do you build iPhone apps too?+
The primary focus is Android. Cross-platform stacks can make iOS possible, but iOS-specific scope and release support must be agreed explicitly.
Requirements reviewed first
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