Mobile app development

Mobile app developer in Sri Lanka

Flutter, React Native, and native Android development for products that need to work in people’s hands. Based in Colombo, working with teams locally and worldwide.

Build the app your users actually need.

Start with the job someone needs to finish on their phone. I can help turn that workflow into a scoped mobile product, connect it to your backend, and prepare it for release. Whether you need a first version or help with an existing app, the work begins with your users and your constraints.

What I can help with

  • Android and iOS app development with Flutter or React Native
  • Native Android work and platform-specific integrations
  • API integration, authentication, and local data storage
  • Location features, notifications, and offline workflows
  • Release preparation, device testing, and handover

Decisions before development

The platform choice depends on your existing team, required device features, and target users. Flutter and React Native share much of the application code, but permissions, signing, store requirements, and real-device testing still need platform-specific attention. I’ll help identify those needs before setting a delivery scope.

Need Android-specific help? Explore my Android app development services for native integrations, existing apps, and release preparation.

A focused project brief makes the first conversation more useful. Describe the problem, your users, and the features you consider essential.

RELEVANT WORK

See it in practice.

Before we start.

Can you take over an unfinished mobile app?

Yes. I start by reviewing the code, dependencies, build process, and outstanding issues. That gives us a realistic basis for a rescue or improvement plan.

Do I need both Android and iOS at launch?

Not always. Your audience and budget should guide the first release. We can scope one platform first and discuss a second release once the core workflow is validated.

What do you need to estimate an app?

A description of your users, core features, existing designs or APIs, target platforms, and any launch constraints. A short written brief is enough to start the conversation.