I design, build, and ship complete iOS apps for founders. One accountable developer from first call to launch and handoff: SwiftUI client, backend, and infrastructure.
Send a short brief: what the app does, who it is for, must-have features, your timeline, and a budget range if you have one. The email template takes five minutes to fill out.
A free 30 minute call to pressure-test the scope, flag risks early, and answer your questions. Optional, but it usually saves a round of email.
You get a written proposal: fixed scope, a milestone schedule, a timeline estimate, and a price estimate. Fixed-bid when the scope is well defined, weekly rate when it needs room to evolve.
Weekly progress updates and TestFlight builds on your phone from the early weeks, not the last one. You always know exactly where the project stands.
App Store Connect setup, store assets, review submission, and release management, including the back-and-forth with App Review.
Everything transfers to you: code, accounts, infrastructure, and documentation. The full list is below.
Tap anything your app needs and start your brief with it prefilled, or just browse.
Modern, proven choices that your next hire will thank you for. The same stack that runs Hellopost in production, and that RoomAid and the rest of my products are built on.
You own everything from the first commit. When the contract wraps, nothing is held hostage.
The person you talk to on the first call is the person writing the code. No account managers, no handoff to junior contractors, no surprises about who is actually building your app.
Full ownership transfers on final payment: source, accounts, and infrastructure, all in your name. Nothing is held hostage and there is no lock-in to me.
Every project ends with an architecture overview, environment setup docs, and a recorded walkthrough, so your next developer can pick up right where I left off.
Most MVPs land in the 6 to 12 week range depending on scope. Your proposal includes a concrete milestone schedule, so you are never guessing.
It depends on scope, so I will not pretend otherwise. You get a fixed estimate in the proposal before any commitment, and fixed-bid pricing means no hourly surprises.
You do, from the first commit. The repository lives in your account and I work inside it.
Yes. I start with a short paid audit, then propose next steps the same way I would for a new build.
Yes, happy to.
One: the build-in-public rate. If I can post regular updates about your project on this site, you get a discounted rate. You approve everything before it goes up, and anything sensitive stays private.
30 days of bug fixes are included. After that, an optional retainer covers maintenance, OS updates, and new features.