
Daniel K
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Mobile App Developer | Lovable and Capacitor iOS Developer
Udemy • Temps plein
Aug 2025 - Apr 2026 • 8 mos
Designed and developed cross-platform mobile applications using Lovable and Capacitor, transforming web applications into high-performance, native-like iOS experiences. Focused on creating responsive, user-friendly, and App Store ready applications with clean UI/UX and optimized performance.
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joshhua_mark

Pays-Bas
This guy knows what he's doing. My app was throwing random errors after i deployed it and i had no idea where to even start looking. He found the actual root cause instead of just slapping a quick fix on it, kept me updated the whole time with what he found and why, and even caught a couple small things...
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joshhua_mark

Pays-Bas
Really solid experience from start to finish. I came in thinking my issue was just one small thing with my form not saving, but turned out there was a table name mismatch AND a row level security policy blocking submissions underneath it. Instead of stopping at the first fix, they kept testing until...
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benoitserge

France
The testing was completed within the agreed timeframe. The seller provided clear bug descriptions, screenshots and steps to reproduce the issues. Communication was smooth throughout the project, and the final report was easy to understand. Thanks for your help!

gadgetic

Royaume-Uni
great help to get over a few obstacles when getting my apps on google play for the first time, will definitely be using again. knowledge of vibe coding, and schema of workflows for app stores was exceptional.
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vivo_m

États-Unis
Honestly one of the best experiences ive had on here. What started as a simple login bug turned out to have a few layers to it (key mismatch, redirect url issue, then a session bug), and instead of just doing a quick patch and calling it done, they actually dug into every single one and explained what...
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