I develop and publish mobile applications and games with a practical engineering mindset: fast startup, stable UI, controlled memory usage, and clear privacy boundaries. Products are shipped either as ad-supported apps (with careful placement and policy alignment) or as paid apps where reliability and support quality are part of the value.
Mobile products are judged on what users feel: speed, stability, clarity, and consistency. The work below reflects that end-to-end view—build, ship, measure, improve.
Android apps designed with clean navigation, predictable state handling, and real-device testing in mind. The goal is simple: the app should feel stable and effortless.
Architecture is kept maintainable: modular structure where it helps, clear boundaries, and a focus on readable code so future updates don’t become risky.
Performance is not an afterthought—startup, lists, image loading, and background work are checked regularly.
Lightweight mobile games with attention to frame pacing, asset size, and device compatibility. Smooth gameplay matters as much as the idea itself.
Game flows are kept clear: menus, tutorials, and feedback loops are designed to avoid confusion and reduce churn.
Release support is part of the process: bug triage, updates, and rating protection through fast fixes.
Ads are implemented with UX discipline: controlled frequency, predictable placements, and clear separation from core actions.
SDK impact is measured: startup cost, network overhead, and stability risk are tested before shipping.
Privacy disclosures are kept explicit—what’s handled by the app versus what may be processed by third-party ad services.
Paid apps need strong expectations management: clear feature scope, honest limitations, and consistent maintenance.
Store materials are prepared professionally: accurate descriptions, clean screenshots, and release notes that actually explain changes.
Support communication is treated as part of the product—fast, specific, and traceable.
Practical performance work: reduce jank, avoid unnecessary allocations, keep UI responsive, and limit background load.
App size matters: unused features, heavy dependencies, and bloated resources are trimmed to lower install friction.
A stable baseline is maintained so new features don’t degrade user trust over time.
Clear privacy posture: data minimization by default and transparent policy language for store reviewers and users.
If third-party SDKs are present, their role is documented and disclosed, with a preference for minimal collection patterns.
Contact and support channels are kept visible and consistent across app listings and this website.