Where the hours went.

Frontend across iOS, Android and web on a shipping consumer AI product, plus two of the services behind it. Rebuilt onboarding and then A/B tested the new flow against the old one, which is where the conversion gains came from.

Set up the app's design system and removed the two UI libraries it had accumulated, Tamagui and NativeBase, over four phases; a later pass settled the app on a single experience and deleted 268 files and roughly 60,000 lines of what those migrations had left stranded. Built the asset library service every style, material and user upload is served from — curated assets shared, user uploads private, new collections added as data rather than as a schema change — and the remote-config service the app reads its flags and tutorials from, backed by one JSON document the team edits in an internal dashboard.

Both were written with AI assistance and neither was architected by it — collections as data rather than schema, and one canonical shape for the config, are the calls that keep them simple. Accessibility went in alongside each feature rather than after it, product analytics with it, and on-call and production triage came with the seat.

Sole developer on three apps: vehicle maintenance for a trucking operation, point of sale for a park, and verified attendance. Each was mine end to end — architecture, implementation, releases, and the production support that follows.

All three had to hold up on phones and tablets, and on an operations floor rather than at a desk. I worked with the people using them daily, which is the fastest way to find out what a screen actually costs someone mid-shift.

Sole frontend developer across three product lines — EazyDukan, WebRasoi, and Zluper — owning the mobile and web frontend end-to-end, from architecture through production. All three reached real users: Induskriti, a well-known terracotta chain, ran both its POS and inventory management on EazyDukan, as did several smaller shops.

A restaurant or two used WebRasoi's restaurant-specific flows, and Zluper took orders daily from launch. Took full ownership of the release lifecycle — app store releases, OTA updates, error and performance monitoring, and Core Web Vitals — and contributed to backend and cloud infrastructure when the work called for it.

The final year of it ran alongside a full-time role elsewhere.

Developed applications for medical firms, enhancing user health tracking and assessments while learning to handle sensitive personal data securely and comply with industry standards. Built RHIA, an AI assistant for tasks including user registration, appointment scheduling, and task management, deployable across multiple office locations, leveraging AI technologies to streamline office operations and improve productivity.

Created a JSON to React Native component converter to improve frontend management and development efficiency. Directly coordinated with clients to translate their requirements into pixel-perfect solutions, consistently meeting deadlines and delivering high-quality, responsive designs and interfaces that gained confidence in frontend skills and knowledge.

Developed an in-depth React Native course tailored for students to learn React Native from the ground up, with a special focus on developing applications using Expo, ensuring comprehensive coverage of essential skills and concepts. Provided extensive guidance to students through a variety of detailed examples, hands-on exercises, and real-world projects, ensuring students gained a practical and thorough understanding of React Native development that enabled them to apply their knowledge effectively.

Carefully structured the course content to cover all critical aspects of React Native, from initial setup and basic components to advanced features and optimization techniques, creating a robust curriculum designed to offer students a well-rounded and deep learning experience in React Native.