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Walkabout – React Native Migration, Notifications & Location
Walkabout is a cross-platform iOS and Android mobile app focused on exploration, fitness, and guided walking experiences. I led the transition from a native/hybrid codebase to a full React Native app, significantly improving performance and maintainability. Overhauled the push notification system—previously a major reliability issue—and implemented accurate location tracking to support interactive routes and challenges. The result was a more stable, scalable mobile app with improved user engagement.
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Just refreshed my portfolio with 22 new projects
Over the last 9 years I’ve shipped 150+ mobile apps used by 5M+ people. A few highlights:
→ An EV charging app that helped the startup raise $500K
→ A gaming marketplace that grew to 300K users
→ My own AI apps with 50K+ monthly active users
→ A festival app for one of Turkey’s largest fashion retailers
What I do, end to end:
→ UI/UX design in Figma
→ iOS & Android apps with React Native, Flutter or SwiftUI
→ Backend, subscriptions and admin panels
→ Launch on the App Store and Google Play
Have an app idea, or an existing app that needs fixing? Send me a message and I’ll tell you how I’d approach it.
150+ apps in 9 years is wild,, how do you keep the figma files sane across that many
Inventory management shouldn't be complicated.
I built WarelyOS, a mobile inventory management app designed to make everyday stock operations simpler and more practical.
Built with React Native (Expo) and SQLite, with a focus on:
Simple, intuitive inventory workflows
Local data storage and offline functionality
A clean mobile experience
Making stock management easier for everyday users
One of my favorite parts of building software is turning complicated workflows into something people can actually enjoy using.
Here's a look at WarelyOS in action.
offline first with sqlite is smart for warehouses, the wifi in those places is always awful
Moving into a new place? Packing for a trip? Or just putting things away at home? Sometimes finding things you put away can become stressful. Tuck is here to change that.
One app for all the places your things end up. Follow along: https://thetuckapp.com/
i'd let people snap a photo of whats inside each box so search works by what you see,, not just labels