Jumair A.

Full-Stack & Mobile App Developer | Flutter, React Native, Node.js

Six years ago I shipped my first Android app. It crashed on launch. I spent the next 14 hours debugging it, fixed it, and haven't missed a deadline since. That's basically who I am as a developer I figure things out, and I stick with it until it works. My name's Jumair. I build mobile apps and web platforms the full picture, not just one piece of the puzzle. Most of my mobile work these days is in Flutter. I like it because one codebase runs on both iOS and Android, and it actually looks and feels native. I've used it to build delivery apps, e-commerce stores, chat apps, internal tools all kinds of stuff. When Flutter isn't the right fit (like when a project needs heavy camera work or deep OS-level access), I switch to native Kotlin or Java on Android, Swift or SwiftUI on iOS. I've also done a fair bit of React Native work for teams that are already set up with it. On the web side, I work with Next.js and React for frontends, Node.js for backends and APIs, and Laravel when the project calls for it. I've built SaaS dashboards, e-commerce sites, landing pages whatever the product needs. I don't just build the app and hand it off; I think about how the whole system fits together. I also help clients automate things — repetitive workflows, API connections, that kind of stuff using n8n and custom integrations. Saves a lot of time and money once it's set up. Before I write any code, I design in Figma. I care about how things look and how they feel to use. A clunky interface loses users no matter how solid the backend is. And yeah, I handle the cloud and deployment side too AWS, Google Cloud, DigitalOcean. I'll set up your hosting, CI/CD, the whole infrastructure, so you're not scrambling to figure that out later. A few projects I'm proud of: One was for a restaurant chain. They were haemorrhaging money on third-party delivery platform fees, so we built them their own branded app. Direct orders went up 27% in the first quarter. That felt good. Another one a startup came to me with a Flutter app that their previous dev had just left. No documentation, messy code, half the features broken. I cleaned it up, finished it, and got it live on both app stores in three weeks. Then there was a React Native app where users kept dropping off because it felt slow and janky. I rebuilt it in Flutter. Load times cut in half, retention went up, and the client stuck around we've been working together ever since. How I actually work: I'll give you a real timeline, not a hopeful one. I write clean code and I document it, because I know someone else might need to read it someday (or future-me, six months later). During active dev, I send daily updates no one likes being in the dark about where their money's going. And if I don't think I can deliver something on time, I'll tell you upfront rather than disappear halfway through. I've delivered over 100 projects at this point. I'm not the cheapest person you'll find on here, but I'm the kind of developer who treats your product like it actually matters because to your users, it does. If that sounds like what you're looking for, shoot me a message. I read every one.