About
Building mobile & web products from idea to launch
Senior Mobile Developer · 10+ years · Philippines
I've been building mobile apps and web platforms for close to ten years here in the Philippines. Most of it sits in food delivery, ride hailing, logistics, booking (salons, laundry, clinics, home services), e-commerce, photo contests, and membership sites.
I usually own the whole lane: talking to clients, drawing process flows, PHP backends, admin tools, store submissions, and the web side when the product needs it. SolverIQ and Tayona on my work page are public examples you can click through.
I'm picking up React and React Native on real projects — this portfolio included. I use AI to move faster, but I still review everything before it ships.
I started with PHP maintenance and scrappy mobile apps. These days I lead production mobile and full-stack work — and ship web products like SolverIQ or Tayona-style contests when the brief is web-first.
In production today
What I use on client work week to week.
Learning on real projects
React, React Native, Next.js — built on actual codebases, not tutorials only.
Domain Expertise
These are the product types I keep coming back to — delivery, rides, logistics, booking, stores, contests, membership sites. I talk about the work by what it does, not whose logo was on the contract.
Experience
Since 2016 — PHP and early mobile at Diverse IT, full-stack photo contests at Tayona, and production mobile and web platforms since 2020.
2020 – Present
Mobile & full-stack development
Senior Mobile Developer
Leading mobile and backend work on live platforms — admin and consumer apps, booking and dispatch, store releases, PHP full-stack across food, ride, logistics, and commerce.
2017 – 2020
Tayona Inc.
Full Stack Developer
Built a photo contest platform end to end — database, server, web, and mobile — so Filipinos could join community contests and grow their reach.
2016 – 2017
Diverse IT Innovation Inc.
PHP Developer
Maintained legacy code and shipped early mobile apps for social commerce and community products — where I first learned how much mobile and backend have to agree.