Build a focused MVP
Product scope, iOS engineering, backend, paywall, analytics, polish, and submission—typically in two to four weeks.
Open for select summer 2026 projects
I build iPhone apps people choose to keep.
One product partner from first sketch to App Store release—design, engineering, subscriptions, and organic growth included.
Product → Build → Launch
Built in Antalya · Shipped worldwide
20+Apps released
5 yearsFocused on mobile
2–4 weeksTypical MVP build
1 builderFrom start to store
Selected apps
Eight ideas, out in the world.
Not concepts or pitch-deck mockups. These are live products with real users, working subscriptions, and App Store listings.
Ways to work together
A clear next step, wherever your app is.
Bring an idea, a stuck build, or an App Store page that is too quiet. I’ll meet the product where it is and own the path forward.
Most requested
Rescue a stalled app
I learn the existing codebase, fix the foundations, and get a reliable next version into your users’ hands.
Find organic growth
Keyword research, positioning, screenshot critique, and a practical 30-day plan for stronger App Store discovery.
Working style
Small team speed. Product-level care.
Start with the smallest strong version.
Clear scope, fewer screens, and one obvious path through the product.
Build the business into the app.
Subscriptions, analytics, and store positioning are part of the product—not launch-week extras.
Stay close after release.
I remain involved through the first month, when real users reveal what prototypes cannot.
A little context
I care most about the month after launch.
I started coding at twelve and have spent the last five years focused on mobile—primarily Swift, with Flutter when the product calls for it.
After twenty-plus launches, download spikes are less interesting to me than retention. I like small subscription products because one thoughtful app, improved patiently, can become a durable business.
I work directly and asynchronously with a small number of founders each year. The person who scopes the work is the same person who writes the code and ships the release.
Your app could be next
Let’s make yours the next icon.
Tell me what you want to build and where you are today. I’ll reply honestly about fit, scope, and the fastest credible route to the App Store.