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Mobile apps, iOS & Android
From idea to both stores. I handle the submission paperwork, including the rejection emails Apple likes to send on Fridays.
Solo developer · Working with clients worldwide
I'm Ibrahim. I design and build custom mobile apps and websites, from napkin sketch to App Store, without the agency markup, the kickoff deck, or the guy whose job is forwarding your emails to someone else.
→ Just me. The person you talk to is the person writing the code.
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From idea to both stores. I handle the submission paperwork, including the rejection emails Apple likes to send on Fridays.
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Fast, responsive, and nothing like a template with your logo pasted over someone else's layout.
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A working product in about a week, so investors can tap something real instead of squinting at a slide.
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An existing app that's buggy, slow, or ugly. I'll fix it without a lecture about who built it.
I don't just build apps for clients. I build and ship my own. So I already know the boring parts nobody puts in the proposal.
A living family archive. Build your tree, preserve your family's stories, photos, and voice notes, invite the people who care to keep it growing with you.
Smart Amal tracker that helps Muslims stay consistent with daily and weekly spiritual habits. Track Namaz, Duas, and good deeds with reminders, streaks, and achievement badges.
A beautiful and modern Tasbih counter designed to help users stay consistent with daily tasbeeh and remembrance, featuring interactive 3D tasbih beads for a focused, tactile counting experience.
Split. Remind. Settle. Group expenses and bills with friends.
Ontime Health helps you build a consistent daily routine through check-ins across four areas: sleep, fasting, activity, and light exposure. The app highlights trends to support habit formation and long-term consistency.
Playful AI app with unique characters and DALL·E-powered image generation. Chat, create, and explore interactive features, all on a flexible pay-as-you-go model.
No jargon, no surprise line items. Just what happens when you work with one accountable person.
You see screens before paying for mistakes.
Real TestFlight and Play Store test builds, not screenshots in a deck.
Apple and Google's paperwork is mine to deal with, not yours.
Your repo, your developer accounts. No hostage situations.
Replies in plain English, not ticket numbers.
I don't vanish the day after launch. That's when real users show up.
Day 0
You explain the idea. I ask the annoying questions that actually matter.
Day 1
A clear plan and the first designs, so we agree on what "done" looks like.
Days 2 to 6
Daily builds land on your phone. You watch it come together, not just the invoice.
Day 7
A working product you can actually use, demo, or ship.
After
We tighten what needs tightening, ship it, and keep improving.
Yes, one week. It's the age of AI. I use it the way a chef uses a sharp knife: faster cuts, same taste. Every line still gets reviewed by someone who cares. That's me.
Six apps live on both stores, maintained by me, right now.
I'll spend twenty minutes arguing with myself over 2px of padding. Your app gets the same treatment, whether you notice or not.
No handoffs between departments. If something's wrong, you know exactly who to blame: me.
Straight answers, real timelines, no jargon to make simple things sound complicated.
You can. You'll also pay for their office, their sales team, and the junior developer practicing on your codebase. With me, every rupee goes toward the thing you actually asked for.
Depends on scope. Tell me what you need and I'll give you a straight number, not a range wide enough to park a bus in.
Yes. It lives in your repository, under your accounts, from day one.
That's usually where this starts. Scoping it into something buildable is part of the job.
Writing boilerplate faster and catching my own mistakes sooner, not deciding what your product should be. That part's still on me.
Normal. Apps evolve. We work out ongoing support based on how much you need.