I design and build mobile apps people actually enjoy using. I love turning fuzzy ideas into something real, with performance you can feel and flows that feel obvious, across Flutter, React Native, and Swift.
I'm Uzair Aslam, a mobile engineer based in Lahore, Pakistan. I love helping teams ship apps that feel fast, friendly, and trustworthy on both iOS and Android.
I studied Software Engineering at KFUEIT and graduated with strong grades. I keep learning, because tech changes fast and curiosity keeps the work fun.
Flutter and React Native apps that feel fast, stable, and polished on both iOS and Android from a single codebase. Performance stays close to native because I pay attention to frame budgets, widget rebuilds, and bridge overhead from the start, not as an afterthought. Most projects ship to both stores within the same sprint cycle.
Let's talkNative iOS work in SwiftUI and UIKit when the product needs that extra level of fit and finish. Deep platform integrations — HealthKit, Core Bluetooth, ARKit, StoreKit — wired correctly so App Store review goes smoothly. Useful when Apple platform fidelity and review turnaround matter more than cross-platform reach.
Let's talkCodebases that stay understandable as features grow, so teams can move with confidence without rewriting what already works. Clean separation between UI, business logic, and data layers, consistent naming, and just enough abstraction to extend without creating a maintenance burden. The goal is a repo where a new developer is productive in hours, not weeks.
Let's talkREST and GraphQL endpoints, Firebase, payment gateways, BLE peripherals, and third-party SDKs wired in a way that's straightforward to swap or extend later. Thoughtful error handling so users see clear feedback instead of silent failures or raw status codes. Integration code that degrades gracefully when the network doesn't cooperate.
Let's talkPractical on-device ML and computer vision when it genuinely improves the experience — image classification, Core ML, TensorFlow Lite, and cloud model APIs for features where latency can flex. I scope these features carefully so the model earns its place in the flow rather than adding complexity for its own sake. Useful for agri-tech, health, and retail apps where real-time analysis matters.
Let's talkCI/CD pipelines with Fastlane, GitHub Actions, CodeMagic, and EAS so builds, tests, and releases run without manual intervention. Automated testing and crash reporting configured from day one, so regressions surface before they reach production users. A clean pipeline means more time building features and less time firefighting releases.
Let's talkI build apps with Flutter, React Native, and native iOS and Android, and I'm expanding into full-stack development to keep the app and its APIs evolving in sync. I use AI-assisted tooling to cut down on busywork, so I can focus more energy on system architecture, testing, and delivering features that truly make an impact.
Soil testing app: projects, samples, maps, and in-app guides for field teams.
Long-form notes on Flutter, React Native, and shipping polished mobile experiences.
MediumDart 3.10 dot shorthands, Cupertino and Material polish, Swift Package Manager on iOS, desktop tooltips, and the “quiet beast” stable release worth upgrading for.
MediumStop rebuilding rationale dialogs, denial flows, and Settings redirects—how flutter_permission_wizard wires permission_handler into one typed API.
MediumWhat Play Console’s 16 KB memory page size message means, how to spot misaligned native libraries, and stack-specific fixes you can verify before resubmitting.
MediumBeyond six presets: Turbo Module haptics with layered sequences, BPM-driven rhythm, Core Haptics on iOS, and waveform vibration on Android—without legacy bridge timing drift.
MediumWhy hardcoded labels fail on real surfaces—and how flutter_adaptive_text and react-native-adaptive_text pick readable colors with WCAG 2.1 (plus optional APCA).
MediumTurn completions into memorable moments: particles, haptics, and audio without reinventing the wheel.
MediumWhat shipped in the latest stable channel — and why it matters for how we ship mobile apps.
MediumA pragmatic approach to inspecting requests without losing your afternoon to tooling rabbit holes.
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