
Mobile, React Native
Service
The most expensive way to build an app is hiring two separate teams for iOS and Android. With React Native, I ship to both platforms from a single codebase. On the automation side, I hand repetitive work — especially the kind that keeps getting put off, like content creation — over to AI-powered plugins.
One codebase, two app stores. That's how I shipped the KPSS Hazırlık app — with its question bank, topic tracking, pomodoro timer and statistics — to iOS and Android at the same time.
I can build apps that keep working without an internet connection. When the user loses signal, the app doesn't stop; when the connection comes back, the data syncs.
I built an AI-powered content plugin for WordPress: it plans the topic, writes the post and publishes it to the site. The job site owners put off the most gets handled by the system.
App Store and Google Play submissions, version updates and later improvements are all handled by the same person.
Together we decide what belongs in the first version of the app and what can wait. The right scope is what makes a project finishable.
The path the user will take through the app is mapped out. Usability comes before the number of screens.
The app is built and tested on real devices on both platforms.
The app is published to the stores, and updates continue based on feedback.
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