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React Native consultant

Sometimes you don't need another pair of hands on the keyboard — you need someone who has shipped enough React Native apps to tell you what's actually wrong and what to do about it.

I work as an independent React Native consultant: reviewing architecture, auditing code and performance, and advising teams and founders who are scaling, stuck, or about to invest in a codebase they didn't write.

Who this is for

  • Teams whose app has become slow, crash-prone or painful to change
  • CTOs and leads who have inherited a React Native codebase and want to know its true state
  • Founders and investors doing technical due diligence before a build, hire or acquisition
  • In-house teams who want senior React Native review without a full-time hire

How I help

Architecture review

A structured look at how your app is put together — navigation, state, data layer, native modules, build setup — with a written report of risks and prioritised recommendations.

Code & performance audit

I profile the app on real devices, find the slow screens, heavy re-renders and memory issues, and hand you a concrete list of fixes ranked by impact.

Technical due diligence

An independent assessment of a codebase before you buy, build on, or bet a roadmap on it — quality, maintainability, security and scaling headroom.

Mentoring & code review

Ongoing senior review for your team: PR feedback, patterns, upgrade strategy and pairing, so your developers level up while shipping.

Proof, not promises

A lot of consulting comes down to performance and delivery. Here's how I think about both, written up in depth:

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Trusted by teams behind

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“Extremely attentive to details, respectful, loyal, and always very committed. I'd strongly recommend him as an addition to any team.”

— MJ Gottlieb, CEO, Loosid

Want an expert second opinion?

Send me a bit about your app and what's worrying you — I'll tell you honestly whether an audit or review would help.

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