Took Beepr from Capacitor WebView prototype to production React Native + Expo Bare.
Audited 51 Supabase Edge Functions, rebuilt background geolocation for native, added PostGIS.
Zero downtime. 100% background geolocation reliability.
If your app outgrew its prototype, DM me.
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One thing I learned migrating a mobile product from a WebView MVP to React Native: the hardest problems usually aren't the screens.
On Beepr, the real blockers were background execution, geolocation reliability, push notifications, slow geospatial queries, and backend logic that had grown without a clear audit trail.
I led the migration to React Native with Supabase, PostgreSQL, PostGIS, and native background capabilities. I also audited 51 Supabase Edge Functions and designed a zero-downtime cutover so the product could keep serving users during the transition.
The takeaway: before rebuilding a mobile app, find out which problems are architectural and which are merely visual. A prettier interface won't fix unreliable background services, weak location enforcement, or slow queries.
Curious what other teams have found when moving from a WebView-based MVP to a production mobile app.
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What if skincare shopping felt like a luxury experience? ✨
Introducing EZEKIEL GLOW THEORY, a skincare e-commerce concept built around editorial luxury, elegant product displays, and a seamless shopping experience.
From the minimalist design to the interactive product catalog, shopping cart, and personalized skincare routine finder, every detail was designed to make the experience feel special.
Explore the website: https://glow-theory-skincare-a72a2f.netlify.app
I'd love to hear your thoughts.
What's the first thing that makes you trust a skincare brand online: the design, the products, or the overall shopping experience?
EZEKIEL TECH, E-commerce Store Concept
What if shopping for technology felt as good as using it?
I designed EZEKIEL, a modern tech-store concept focused on clean visuals, responsive design, and a smooth shopping experience.
Modern e-commerce UI
Responsive design
Interactive product browsing and shopping cart
Built with HTML, CSS & JavaScript
Take a look at the live demo
https://ezekiel-tech.netlify.app
Need a modern e-commerce website for your brand? This is the kind of experience I can build for your business.
AI Engineering & Full-Stack Apps | Webflow Expert 🚀
Webflow + custom GSAP — this is what's possible when you go beyond templates.
Built this for a premium gin brand. Every scroll trigger, bottle transition, and video background is hand-coded on top of Webflow.
No third-party frontend framework. Just clean the custom code where it counts.
What's your go-to animation library for Webflow projects?
Logo design: the art of being 99% unsure and 1% proud. ☕💀
Too bold, too thin, too much space, not enough air.
You zoom in.
Zoom out.
Flip it.
Hate it.
Love it.
Hate it again.
When you save "final.ai" and then immediately make final_v2 — yeah, that’s when you know you were born for this mess.
Hours disappear. Coffee too.
And somehow, at 2:47 AM, one curve finally feels like it belongs there ✨
Sometimes I love that process.
Sometimes I don't want to hear about it.
Is it only me or is it the same with you?
Sometimes I just open a new tool and get lost.
This time it was @Jitter.
And damn, it’s fun. ✨
I started playing around, and somehow AMIA’s website came to life.
Smooth transitions, bold motion, calm energy.
Just the way I imagined it.
It’s crazy how a small animation can change the whole feeling of a brand.
Feels like you’re not just scrolling a website anymore.
You’re walking through it.
Still can’t believe how easy Jitter made it all feel.
Almost suspiciously easy. 😏
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Sometimes I design business cards.
Sometimes they design me back.
This year I started mixing AI into the process. It created that guy on the first image.
Turns out, machines have taste too (well, almost).
The blue-yellow one? That’s mine. 😈
Made with too much coffee and a little bit of chaos. ☕💡