Why go native with Swift and SwiftUI?
With its type safety, memory safety and compiled performance, Swift is the primary language of Apple platforms. SwiftUI lets you write interfaces declaratively, with dark mode, Dynamic Type and accessibility supported out of the box. The camera, sensors, notifications and on-device AI are accessed directly, with no bridge layer in between.
Work that cross-platform frameworks struggle with — real-time camera processing, object detection with Vision, background location and notifications, HealthKit data — runs fast and reliably in Swift.
Architecture and code quality
I structure projects with MVVM and a modular layout: SwiftData or CoreData in the data layer, a type-safe API client built on async/await in the networking layer, and testable services for business logic. Existing UIKit or Objective-C projects can be migrated to SwiftUI step by step, without breaking the parts that already work.
What I offer
SwiftUI
Declarative, accessible, dark-mode-ready interfaces.
SwiftData / CoreData
Offline-first data layer and sync.
Swift Concurrency
Safe, smooth networking and data work with async/await and actors.
CoreML & Vision
Image classification and detection with on-device AI.
AVFoundation & HealthKit
Camera, audio and health data integrations.
Migrating from UIKit
Gradual move of legacy projects to SwiftUI without breaking them.
Technologies I use
Official documentation and resources
Standards and official documentation I follow in projects:
Example projects
A selection of live projects serving real users.
iPhone Security Scan — Spyware Detection
iOS app that scans for state-grade spyware, hidden tracking apps and jailbreak traces.
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Inspectra — AI Quality Control & OEE
Edge-AI iOS app for camera-based visual quality inspection.
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Ezan Vakti – Gümüşpala Hizmet (iOS)
Prayer times, Ramadan calendar, qibla and worship tracking; live on the App Store.
ViewHow we work
Free intro call
We clarify needs, existing systems and goals together.
Quote & roadmap
Scope, technology, timeline and budget within 24 hours.
Staged development
Weekly demos and a live test environment.
Launch & support
Go-live, training and ongoing maintenance.
Free pre-analysisThe first meeting and roadmap are completely free, with no obligation.
Staged delivery and approvalYou review each module on a test environment before we move on.
Written scope and rightsScope, delivery and source code rights are defined in the contract.
Frequently asked questions
What does a Swift developer do?
A Swift developer builds the interface, data layer, networking and device integrations of iPhone and iPad apps using the Swift language.
Should I use SwiftUI or UIKit?
SwiftUI is recommended for new projects; development is faster and Apple's new features arrive in SwiftUI first. Existing UIKit projects can be migrated gradually.
Can you build Android apps with Swift?
No; Android uses Kotlin. iOS (Swift) and Android (Kotlin) apps can be developed in parallel on the same backend.
Can you take over my existing Swift project?
Yes; the codebase and architecture are reviewed first, then bugs are fixed and new features are added without breaking what already works.