San Jose app development for real businesses.
Most businesses do not need an app. The ones that do usually need it for a specific, unglamorous reason — a crew in the field, a booking flow that a website cannot carry, an inventory count that has been living on paper. That is the kind of app I build.
What's included
Native iOS
SwiftUI, built for current iOS. Router Pro — my multi-stop route planner on the Mapbox stack, with 3D terrain and turn-by-turn — is the clearest example of what that looks like.
Customer-facing apps
Booking, estimates, and job tracking. The Silicon Valley Moving app takes a customer from a quote to a booked, trackable move.
Internal & field tools
Inventory, dispatch, and job management for the people doing the work, designed for one-handed use in a truck.
Shared backend
When you need both an app and a site, they run on the same data. The office and the field see the same job.
Common questions
- Do you build for Android too?
- I build native for iOS. If you need both platforms, a well-built web app is usually the more honest answer than a second native codebase I would have to support.
- Do you handle App Store submission?
- Yes — provisioning, review, and the listing itself. It is part of shipping, not a separate project.
Got something you want built?
Tell me what the business does and what is getting in the way. I will tell you honestly whether I am the right person for it.