noun · adjectiveli·mi·nal · /ˈlɪmɪnəl/
Liminal
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A senior freelance with the energy of a studio — helping you build apps that last.
Swift and Kotlin, written for the platform. Performance-first apps that respect each OS's grammar — gestures, accessibility, the small things users feel.
When a single codebase makes sense, I ship with React Native or Flutter. Same care, half the cost — without the usual hybrid feel.
Spec, prototype, build, submit, maintain. I take the project end-to-end so you only ever talk to one person who actually wrote the code.
Inheriting a tangled mobile codebase? I review architecture, surface risks, and either ship the fix or train your team to do it.
I'm a freelance mobile developer. For ten years I've been shipping iOS and Android apps — native, hybrid, side-projects that became startups, startups that needed rescuing.
I called the studio Liminal because that's where I work best: in the threshold between the human asking for the app and the technology that has to honor the request. Not above either side. Between them.
One developer means no handoffs, no surprises, no "I'll have to ask our backend guy." It also means I take fewer projects. Pick carefully.
Pick a slot for a 30-minute discovery call, or reach out directly. I reply within one working day — usually faster.
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