I design the screens, write the code, publish to the App Store and Play Store, then keep it running.
Free scoping call. Price and timeline agreed before any code is written.
You brief one developer, not a chain of account managers. The person who designs your screens is the person who ships them and answers the phone on launch day.
Every project below has real users and a real deadline behind it. Open one to see the stack, the numbers and what I actually built.
Most engagements are one of these four, scoped and priced up front so you know the number before we start.
One codebase, two stores. Live maps and location, push notifications, offline state, payments, and the release work needed to get through review and go public. Not a demo build.
Marketing sites that convert and dashboards that hold up under load. Server rendering for search visibility, authentication and roles, Stripe or Razorpay billing, plus admin tools your team can operate.
APIs, data models and infrastructure designed to survive growth. Containerised deploys, CI/CD, monitoring and cost control. I run a 500 GB production system for under 1,500 dollars a month.
Interface design when there is no designer, and triage when a previous team left things broken. Performance audits, migrations and rewrites that ship in stages instead of stopping the business.
You brief one person. That person designs it, builds it, deploys it and keeps it running. No handover gaps, no telephone game.
I started freelancing in 2023 and have spent the years since shipping software people actually use. Rawpng serves over a thousand users a day, TaxiSure sits on the Play Store rated 4.2, and a 500 GB financial data platform I built for Indian banks has stayed online through two years of growth.
My range is deliberately wide: Flutter and React Native for mobile, Next.js for web, Node and Golang on the backend, AWS underneath. One engagement covers the whole product instead of three vendors arguing over an API contract.
Alongside client work I won the FoodoScope Hackathon at IIIT Delhi, interned building production food tech apps, and I am joining MAQ Software as a software engineer, which keeps my enterprise data and Azure work current.
Weekly demos and a live staging link, so you steer the product while it is being built rather than after.
A call, then a written scope covering features, stack, milestones and a fixed price. You approve the document before any code exists.
Figma flows for every screen and a data model for everything behind them. Changes are cheap here and expensive later.
A live staging link and a demo every week. No four week silence followed by a surprise.
Store submissions, DNS, CI/CD, analytics and error tracking. Then 30 days of included support.
We came to Nikhil with a half finished app and a deadline. He rebuilt the backend, fixed the live tracking and got us onto the Play Store in six weeks.
Half a terabyte of banking data and our cloud bill still came in under budget. The architecture document he wrote before touching code is what convinced our board.
One developer delivered our web platform and mobile app together from a single codebase. Agency quotes were three times the price for less scope.
Nikhil built the AQYNTRA site the way an export brand needs to look online. Clear product story, enquiry flow that actually reaches sales, and we were live in weeks not months.
A couple of lines about the product, who it is for and roughly when you need it is enough to start. You get a reply within a day, with honest feedback on scope even if I am not the right fit.