You get an app that can take money on the day it launches, on iOS and Android at the same time. One price, one person, and a deadline that costs me money if I miss it.
20+ apps shipped since 2018, including three that sold to new owners.
Products I shipped
AIVidly and VidNotes show the product, store, and business work behind my mobile app offer.
A creative platform built on Flux for image generation, OpenAI for video processing, and ElevenLabs for voice synthesis. Wrapped in a mobile UX that lets creators ship full AI assets in minutes, not hours. We built it, grew it, and sold it. The app now runs under its new owner on the App Store.
VidNotes turns any video, YouTube link, or meeting recording into searchable text, AI summaries, smart flashcards, and SRT captions. Paste a link or upload from your library and every word becomes searchable, summarized, and study-ready. Built for students, creators, and professionals.
Bought AIVidly. Co-founded VidNotes with Paweł.
@aaaistudioI bought AIVidly from him because the app shipped as a real business: subscriptions, analytics, App Store execution, retention loops, all done. I didn't have to fix anything.
We then chose to co-found VidNotes together because, having seen how he ships, I didn't want to launch another AI product without him.
Founder of Bibleily, an AI app for conversations with Scripture.
bibleily.comI had an app idea. Paweł turned it into a real business in 4 weeks.
In 4 weeks the entire product was live: AI conversation flows, a subscription paywall with trials, onboarding, analytics, and a full App Store submission handled.
Teleprompter X keeps your eyes on the audience and your words on point. Read scripts smoothly, record HD video while you read, and control scrolling from your Apple Watch. Voice control syncs the scroll to your speaking pace, and mirror mode works with reflective glass teleprompter rigs.
Beehiiv newsletter analytics on the phone, with subscriber insights, performance trends, and a native iOS widget. I built it, grew it organically, and sold it. The app now runs under its new owner on the App Store.
Coldsmith is a wellness app for cold plunge, ice bath, and breathwork practitioners. Guided Wim Hof-method breathing sessions, cold exposure timers, streak tracking, and heart-rate integration via HealthKit. It ships with subscription paywalls, onboarding, and retention loops. Idea to App Store in 2 weeks.
YapperX is a voice-first content engine for creators who live on X. Hit record and talk. It transcribes instantly and turns the ramble into a polished, punchy post that still sounds like you. Big ideas become full threads automatically, broken into hook, body, and payoff.
Third app sold
Beehiiv analytics on the phone. First app of mine that made money on the internet. It now runs under its new owner.
Second app sold
I sold Rhava in 2025. Its new owner brought the distribution the original product did not have and continued it as Bibleily.
Both ship iOS and Android with the paywall working and the app submitted. The larger one also fights for downloads once it is there.
Store submission in 4 weeks
Store submission in 4 weeks
My full React Native boilerplate plus a live 1 on 1 build session, code review, architecture guidance, and four weeks of priority email support.
For companies with a live product and an active roadmap: one prioritized workstream and my reserved senior capacity, month to month.
If I miss the agreed store submission deadline, you receive a refund and you keep the code. Your reservation deposit is refundable any time before kickoff. The risk of the deadline sits with me, where it belongs.
You tell me what the app must do. I cut it to the one core loop that earns money and give you one fixed price.
I do the design, code, paywall, and analytics myself. You test progress builds on your own phone along the way.
I handle App Store and Google Play submission, including the review back and forth. You end the sprint with a submitted store build and the full repository.
A deadline with a refund behind it changes how a project gets run.
Already have an app that is broken or stuck?
My 48 hour rescue audit tells you whether to repair, rebuild, or start clean. The $499 fee is credited in full if I do the build.
Because the scope is fixed. Every sprint ships one core loop with a paywall, subscriptions, and analytics. When we both know what is included, an hourly meter serves nobody.
If I miss the agreed store submission deadline, you receive a refund and you keep the code. The reservation deposit is refundable any time before the agreed kickoff.
I handle the first call, write the code, and submit the app myself.
Yes. You get the full repository with the complete history. It is a standard React Native and Expo project that any developer can pick up after me.
Then we sequence it. The first sprint ships the loop that proves people will pay. Follow up work is scoped after real users have touched the first version.
Yes, that is a separate service. The 48 hour rescue audit costs $499, ends in a clear repair or rebuild decision, and is credited in full if I do the build.
A few sentences are enough. You get back a fixed scope, a fixed price, and a date.
