One engineer. One codebase. Both stores. You bring a design, a half-built app, or an idea with a deadline attached. I take it from an empty repository to a live listing on the App Store and Google Play, and I don’t hand any part of it to anyone else on the way.

The full app on both platforms, built in Kotlin Multiplatform so features land on iOS and Android the same day instead of twice

Architecture set up to be worked on by someone who isn’t me — documented, tested where it counts, no clever tricks that need explaining

Store submission on both sides, including the review process, which is its own job and usually somebody’s unpleasant surprise

A build pipeline, so shipping an update is a push rather than an afternoon

Weekly builds you can install and use, from the second week onwards — you never wait a month to find out what you’re getting

How it runs We agree the scope and a fixed price before anything starts. You get a build every week and a short written update with it. When something turns out harder than estimated, you hear it that week, not at the deadline.

What it costs Driven by screen count, how much of the backend already exists, and whether you need both platforms or one. Send me whatever you have — a Figma file, a brief, a competitor you want to beat — and I’ll come back with a fixed price and a realistic date