Hire an experienced Android developer who builds real apps that solve real problems. Specializing in Kotlin, Jetpack Compose & Material Design 3. From security camera systems to productivity tools - I turn ideas into polished, professional Android applications. Currently shipping EasyCCTV and Lists & Notes to thousands of users.
From curiosity to creating apps that matter
I'm not here to tell you I've been coding since I was 5. What matters is this: I build real apps that solve real problems, and I ship them to real users.
My journey into app development started with a challenge - I wanted to create something people could hold in their hands and use every day. Now I'm developing Android and desktop applications using modern technologies like Kotlin, Jetpack Compose, and Material Design 3.
EasyCCTV turns Android phones into security cameras. Lists & Notes is a no-BS note-taking app that's actually free (no trials, no ads, no catch). Both are live, both are being used, and both are just the beginning.
I have programming experience across multiple languages - C/C++, Python, JavaScript, PHP - mostly at a hobbyist level until now. I first started programming at 12 years old when my father brought home an old 486 PC running MS-DOS with a handbook of MSBASIC. That curiosity never left. Now I'm channeling years of tinkering and experimentation into professional Android development, bringing that same problem-solving mindset to every project.
Currently studying: "Modern Java in Action" (audiobook) to deepen my understanding of functional programming concepts and modern Java patterns that directly enhance my Kotlin work. Clean architecture and MVVM: I follow best practices to ensure my code is maintainable, testable, and scalable. I believe in writing code that not only works but is also easy to understand and extend. Currently been listening to lots of good fragmented podscasts such as "Navigating the Compose Multiverse" "Kotlin Design Patterns And Best Practices" "The Cirtcuit - Compose driven architecture for Kotlin and android" to really tro to perfect my kotlin learning experience and try to learn it the correct way from the get go.
The tools and technologies I use to build great apps
I believe in creating intuitive, accessible, and performant user interfaces that provide exceptional user experiences. My approach focuses on modern web standards, responsive design, and progressive enhancement.
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I architect robust, scalable backend systems that handle complex business logic while maintaining high performance and security standards. My focus is on clean code, efficient databases, and reliable API design.
Secure payment gateway handling $1M+ transactions
Real-time inventory system for e-commerce platform
High-performance data processing and analytics API
I'm not claiming to be a 10-year veteran. What I am: actively shipping Android apps using modern tools and best practices. Kotlin is my language of choice. Jetpack Compose handles my UI. MVVM architecture keeps things clean.
Security camera app with real-time MJPEG streaming
Note-taking app with rich formatting and categories
Currently exploring desktop apps with Compose Multiplatform
In today's digital landscape, security isn't optional—it's fundamental. I implement comprehensive security measures from the ground up, ensuring applications are protected against evolving threats while maintaining usability and performance.
Complete security assessment for fintech startup
Automated web application security testing tool
End-to-end encrypted messaging application
Languages I use for different types of development
Strategic thinking about the future of app development
"What will be the big thing in the next 10 years? What's the next big step into the future?"
Right now, I really believe in Kotlin. I had the opportunity to try it some time back, and the coding syntax is fairly unusual - it takes time getting used to. But it's so much neater once you do.
I decided to focus on Kotlin for a strategic reason: I have many years under my belt with C/C++ and similar syntax languages. So it made sense to take the time to learn Kotlin and see what it offers.
Sure, I could have just learned Java like everyone else. Here's the problem with that:
It's a pretty niche market, sure. But I believe Kotlin will grow heavily with the incoming younger generations.
Google made Kotlin the preferred language for Android development. Companies are modernizing their codebases. The trajectory is clear - and I'm positioning myself ahead of the curve.
That's the kind of strategic thinking I bring to projects.
Real applications solving real problems - built, shipped, and actively maintained
Turn Android into a Security Camera
Transform any Android device into a powerful network security camera with real-time MJPEG streaming, web interface, and multi-client support. Perfect for home security, pet monitoring, or keeping an eye on your space.
November 2025: This is a work in progress. Not even up for internal testing yet, but will be soon! Working on v1.0 release with new features including motion detection, recording capabilities, and cloud sync option. Beta testing phase starting soon. The architecture is solid, using MVVM pattern for maintainability and Camera2 API for maximum hardware control.
Note-Taking Without the BS
A no-nonsense note-taking and list management app for Android. No trials, no ads, no hidden costs, no upsells. Just notes and lists that actually work. Free forever because that's what it should be.
November 2025: Core functionality complete! Currently in closed testing phase of development. Please contact me to be a beta-tester! Working on polish and testing before release. The Room database integration is smooth, and Jetpack Compose makes the UI incredibly responsive. Planning to add themes, export functionality, and maybe voice notes in future updates. Current focus: making sure the free promise is sustainable forever.
Got ideas brewing. Desktop apps, productivity tools, maybe a game. The best part about being an app developer? You can build anything you imagine.
Hiring? Let's talk about bringing your app idea to life.
Start a ConversationThoughts, updates, and lessons learned while building apps
After searching everywhere for a simple, ad-free notes app that actually worked the way I wanted, I decided to build my own. Here's the complete story of developing Lists and Notes - a feature-rich Android application built with Jetpack Compose, Room database, and proper MVVM architecture.
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Read More →From concept to Play Store: A detailed breakdown of how I built EasyCCTV, an Android security camera app using modern tech stack including Kotlin and Camera2 API.
Read More →Straight talk about what you're actually getting
Not concept art. Not prototypes that "almost work." Real apps that you can download right now and that actual people use. EasyCCTV is live. Lists & Notes is nearly there. Your project will get the same treatment.
Kotlin, Jetpack Compose, Material Design 3, MVVM architecture. I use tools that make apps better, not buzzwords that make presentations prettier. Clean code matters. User experience matters more.
You'll know where your project stands. No jargon unless you ask for it. Regular updates. Honest timelines. If something's harder than expected, you'll hear about it before it's a problem.
These aren't just gigs. I'm building a portfolio, a reputation, and honestly? I love this stuff. Your app success is my app success. When users love what we build together, that's the whole point.
I finish what I start. Deadlines matter. Quality matters. If I take your project, I'm seeing it through. No disappearing acts, no excuses. Just solid work until we hit "publish."
I'm not selling 20 years of experience I don't have. What I am: motivated, capable, and learning fast. Two apps shipped. More coming. That energy and hunger? It's worth something.
Whether you need an Android app, desktop application, or want to discuss a crazy idea - let's talk.
Start a ProjectDon't just take my word for it
"Exceptional work! The website exceeded our expectations and the security audit helped us identify critical vulnerabilities."
"Professional, reliable, and delivered exactly what we needed. The mobile app has been a game-changer for our business."
Got an app idea? Need a developer? Let's make it happen.