I build Android apps. Three of them are on Google Play right now. I do my own icons and trailers, and I fix phones when someone brings me one.
Pretty much everything on this page started as something that bugged me on my own phone. I wanted prayer times that still worked with no signal. I wanted a Quran app that didn't cut out the second the screen went off. I wanted to block spam numbers without tapping block a hundred times. Nobody else was going to write them, so I did.
I write Kotlin mostly, Java when a project is old enough to need it. Honestly most of my time goes into stuff nobody notices unless it breaks: how fast the app opens, whether it survives a reboot, what it does to your battery while you're not looking. New builds land on my Telegram channel before they hit the Play Store.
Android Developer
Seven apps so far. Three made it to the Play Store.
Graphic Designer
Icons, covers, channel art. Mine and other people's.
Video Editor
Mostly trailers for my own apps, once they're actually worth showing.
Mobile Technician
Board-level repair. It's where I started, and it's why there's a 2017 phone on my desk.
Three are on Google Play. The rest are half-finished or parked while I'm busy with something else. No ads in any of them, and four never even ask for internet permission.
Google Play
أوقات الصلاة
Prayer times, Qibla, Quran, nearby mosques, Hijri calendar. It'll find your location or you can just type it in, you pick whichever calculation method your mosque uses, and it caches enough to keep working on a plane or in a basement.
Google Play
المنشاوي
The full Murattal Mushaf in Sheikh Mohamed Siddiq Al-Minshawi's voice. Keeps playing with the screen off, downloads surah by surah so you're not streaming the same one over and over, and you can search all 114.
Google Play
ذكر الشفيع
A reminder to send blessings upon the Prophet ﷺ. Set your interval, watch the dial count down, and pick the hours it should stay quiet. You can record your own sound for it too. It survives a reboot on its own.
In development
Spam callers cycle through a whole block of numbers and Android makes you block them one by one. This one blocks by pattern, so one rule covers the whole block. It handles unknown and withheld numbers, it has quiet hours, and it never asks for internet permission, so your call log isn't going anywhere.
Paused
A clipboard manager that encrypts what it saves and hides the history behind your fingerprint. It catches copies through an LSPosed hook instead of polling in the background, which is also why you need LSPosed for it to run at all.
Paused
Swaps the system font on a rooted phone without ever touching
/system. Hand it any .ttf or
.otf and it wraps that into a Magisk or KernelSU
module, so OTAs still install and one tap gets your stock font
back. You get a preview before you commit to it.
Paused
A notification with the four things I got tired of digging out of Settings: silent mode, auto-rotate, auto-brightness, screenshot. One tap each. That's it, that's the app.
I freelance in all four. Telegram is the fastest way to get me. If you want to see the work before you ask, it's all on the channel.
Or find me here