Have an idea for an app? Tell me what you need, and we can find a way to solve the problem behind it.
Digital products built to meet real needs in community, education, and professional collaboration.
A web and mobile application for collaboration between dentists and dental technicians. It brings case details, communication, and reference photos together in one workflow.
Dentists can create orders with all the information needed for a case: procedure type, patient code, selected teeth, material, shade, due date, and notes. Technicians can track orders and update their status, while both collaborators can discuss each case in its dedicated conversation.
Each case includes an interactive FDI odontogram for selecting permanent and primary teeth. Photos can be attached from the gallery or taken with a phone; they are uploaded to the sender's Google Drive and can be shared directly with a collaborator without creating public links.
A catechism game for children and adults, covering both the Greek Catholic and Roman Catholic rites. Players progress through levels, from preparing for First Communion to reaching the rank of “Doctor of Theology.”
The game is organized into ranks, with 137 levels in the highest rank alone. It also includes “Studium,” a section for theology students with subjects organized by rite. Questions are checked to prevent repetition between levels.
Complexity: advanced. User accounts and live rankings, content for two rites, theologically reviewed questions, and integration with the NIKA app.
A community app featuring Mass schedules, daily readings and saints, member messaging, events, and prayer requests. Useful information is public, while member-only features require an account.
Complexity: advanced. Member accounts, public and private content, messaging, dedicated sections, and integration with the game.
I’m an application developer, building digital products from the initial idea to a version people can use and test.
I start by understanding the problem and the people it affects. Then I define the essential features, build a straightforward solution, and refine it based on feedback. I’ve worked on applications for communities, education, and professional collaboration, with a focus on mobile usability and clear access to information.
I use modern development tools, including AI to support implementation and explore possible solutions. Product direction, decisions, and feature verification remain grounded in each project's real needs.
An app for everyday community life, from schedules to prayer.
With geolocation, the app shows nearby churches, sorted by distance from the user.
Church calendars and schedules stay synchronized, and each approved user can edit the schedule.
Share a prayer intention anonymously, and others can comment anonymously too.
Members can upload and share photos and videos with one another.
People can submit feedback anonymously, and even the administrator cannot see who wrote it.
Messaging between members and a dedicated events section.
NIKA members can sign in to the game with the same account. The community comes together in one place, rather than across two separate apps.
I start with your needs, not with a technology chosen in advance.
Easy-to-use products for phones and computers, tailored to how people work.
Bring forms, records, orders, and communication into one coherent workflow instead of scattered manual steps.
Platforms, games, quizzes, and digital services for organizations, schools, and communities.
Good collaboration means clear communication, clear priorities, and building a solution together—not just delivering code.
Your ideas, questions, and feedback go straight to the person designing and building the application.
We decide what is worth building and who it is for. We avoid unnecessary features and stay focused on the project's goals.
We work in stages, with versions and features you can see and test along the way.
Interfaces and workflows are designed for people, including those using a phone.
Early testing helps uncover confusing details before they become costly changes.
After launch, the application can evolve as new needs and users emerge.
Tell me what problem you want to solve, who will use the product, and what a good outcome would look like. We can start with a conversation and a first testable version.
Email me at cunoasteticredinta@gmail.com.