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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 · iOS, Android & Web
Fewer meetings.
Fewer people.
More shipped.
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.
- 6 apps live
- iOS + Android + Web
- MVP in ~1 week
- 1 human
Account managerBillable discovery workshopJunior dev learning on your budget"Let me loop in the team"
→ Just me. The person you talk to is the person writing the code.
What you can build with me
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Websites & landing pages
Fast, responsive, and nothing like a template with your logo pasted over someone else's layout.
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MVPs for founders
A working product in about a week, built with Claude Code and my own code standards, so investors can tap something real instead of squinting at a slide.
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Rescue & polish
An existing app that's buggy, slow, or ugly. I'll fix it without a lecture about who built it.
The work
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.
- Family tree UI
- Photo & voice uploads
- Invites & shared spaces
A free, verified directory of skilled Dawoodi Bohra individuals and their businesses. Search by craft, city and availability, then contact people directly. Web app, mobile-first, with member accounts and manual authenticity review.
- Web app
- Verified listings
- Shareable profile cards
Split. Remind. Settle. Group expenses and bills with friends.
- Voice input
- Works offline
- Settle-up flows
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.
- Reminders
- Streaks
- Achievement badges
Misbaha Tasbih Counter
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.
- Interactive 3D beads
- Tactile UI
- Daily remembrance tracking
Ontime Health
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.
- Daily check-ins
- Trend charts
- Streak tracking
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.
- AI chat
- Image generation
- In-app purchases
Included in every project
Not add-ons, not tiers. This comes with every project, big or small.
You own everything
Your code, your developer accounts, your domain. If we ever part ways, you leave with all of it. No hostage situations.
One person, one inbox
Replies in plain English within 1 to 2 working days, from the person actually writing your code. No ticket numbers.
Designs before code
You see screens before paying for mistakes.
A working version, early
A test build on your phone or a private link, not screenshots in a deck.
Launch handled
App Store and Play Store paperwork, or domain and hosting. Mine to deal with, not yours.
Bug fixes, for good
Reasonable bugs get fixed with no expiry date. New features are scoped separately.
How it works
Every project starts the same way. After that, the steps depend on what we're building.
Step 01 · Always
Discovery: I learn your business first
A short call and a questionnaire, so what I build fits how you actually work.
You get a written scope, a fixed price, and nothing starts until you sign off.
- Your businessWhat you sell, to whom, and how you earn.
- The problemWhat's slow, manual, or costing you today.
- Your usersWho uses it, how many, on which devices.
- Must-havesWhat ships first and what waits for v2.
- What existsBrand, tools, data, and systems to connect.
- ConstraintsDeadline, budget, and who signs off.
Steps 02 to 05 · Pick what you're building
On your phone on Day 1. In the stores after.
iOS and Android, built together and tested on your own device from the first day.
- First build
- Day 1
- You test on
- Your phone, via TestFlight or Firebase
- You bring
- Logo, copy, and your own store accounts before launch
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Day 1
First build on your phone
Foundation and first screens, installed in minutes.
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Days 2 to 6
Build and feedback
A new build every day or two. You try it, I fold in changes.
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Day 7
MVP ready
Everything in scope works end to end. Demo it, hand it to testers.
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After
Polish and launch
I handle store submission. Review times are Apple's and Google's.
Apps I've shipped
Replace the spreadsheet your team works around.
Internal dashboards, admin panels, and customer portals. Your data, your logins, your rules.
- First version
- About a week, bigger systems in phases
- You review on
- A private link, in any browser
- You bring
- Sample data and a list of who should see what
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Day 1
Private link goes live
Login, navigation, and the first screens at a real URL.
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Days 2 to 6
Built on your real data
Your sheets imported, roles set up, a new version every day or two.
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Day 7
First version in use
Your team logs in and does real work in it.
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After
Go live and hand over
Hosted on your account, data moved over, a short walkthrough for your team.
A web app I've shipped
A site that loads fast and gets people to call you.
Landing pages and company sites, built from scratch. Not a template with your logo on it.
- First version
- Days for a landing page, about a week for a full site
- You review on
- A private preview link, on any device
- You bring
- Logo, brand colors, and copy (or I draft it with you)
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First
Design and wording
You see the layout and the copy before any code is written.
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Then
Build and preview
Responsive and fast, on a private link you can open on your phone.
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Then
Your feedback
Changes within the agreed scope, then a final polish.
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Launch
Live on your domain
Hosting, analytics, and search basics set up in your own accounts.
Sites I've shipped
Keep the app. Lose the bugs.
Slow, buggy, or ugly? I'll tell you exactly what's wrong before I touch anything.
- First result
- A plain-English audit, ranked by impact
- You test on
- Test builds or a preview link after each batch
- You bring
- Access to the code and your store accounts
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First
Audit
I read the code, use the app, and list what's wrong.
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Then
Fix list and price
You approve what gets fixed before any work starts.
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Then
Fixes, tested as I go
A new build after each batch, so you see progress as it happens.
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Finally
Ship the update
Released to the stores or your server, then I watch for fallout.
Why one week is real
AI does the typing. I do the thinking.
I build with Claude Code, Anthropic's AI coding agent, but not by prompting and hoping. It works inside my own rules.
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Claude writes the first draft
Screens, wiring, and boilerplate take hours instead of days. That's where the week comes from.
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My code guides set the standard
Every problem I've solved in my six shipped apps, from login to payments to store submission, is written down as a guide. Claude follows them, so I never solve the same problem twice and you get patterns already proven with real users.
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I read every line
I make the design decisions, catch what the AI gets wrong, and review all code before it ships. If something breaks, you know who to ask.
Why trust one person over an agency
Shipped, not just designed
Six apps live on both stores, maintained by me, right now.
Obsessed with detail
I'll spend twenty minutes arguing with myself over 2px of padding. Your app gets the same treatment, whether you notice or not.
One accountable person
No handoffs between departments. If something's wrong, you know exactly who to blame: me.
Clear communication
Straight answers, real timelines, no jargon to make simple things sound complicated.
Questions you're probably asking
Why not just hire an agency?
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.
What does it cost?
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.
How long does it really take?
About a week of build time, counted from the day scope is signed off. Settling the scope takes as long as it takes us to decide. Slow feedback during the week moves the date, and store review afterwards is up to Apple and Google.
How do I test the app before it's live?
iPhone testers get a TestFlight invite, Android testers get a Firebase App Distribution invite, and websites get a private preview link. The first build reaches your phone on Day 1, with a new one every day or two after that. I just need an Apple ID email for each iPhone tester and a Gmail address for each Android tester.
Do I need Apple and Google developer accounts to start?
No. Test builds go out through my own accounts, so there's nothing to set up and no approval to wait for. Before launch you'll need your own Apple Developer account ($99/year) and Google Play Console account ($25 once), and the app moves into them. Apple can take days to approve them, longer for companies, so create them while I build.
Do I own the code?
Yes. It lives in your repository from day one, and the app moves into your own store accounts before launch.
I only have an idea, not a spec. Is that enough?
That's usually where this starts. Scoping it into something buildable is part of the job, and it happens before the week starts.
What do you actually use AI for?
I build with Claude Code, Anthropic's AI coding agent, alongside my own saved code guides: written standards and best practices I reuse on every project. So an app starts from a proven structure instead of a blank page, and boilerplate and repetitive work goes much faster. AI doesn't decide what your product should be. That part's on me, and I review every line before it ships.
What if I need changes after launch?
Normal. Apps evolve. Reasonable bugs are fixed for good, at no extra cost. New features are a separate conversation: we scope them the same way as the original, with a straight price.