After years of consulting in enterprise software industry (a ton of slides and many red-eye flights to Europe), I switched to iOS app freelancing in 2010.
Two years later, I moved from Shanghai to Melbourne and continued working on various mobile apps. I also enjoy building JS web projects a lot.
As a runner, I launched this app by end of 2016 and have been improving it since then. Now fitness people are using it to enhance their action shots and sharing on social networks.
See awesome user posts on Instagram #workoutsnap
More on workoutsnap.com
Drop me an email if you've got an MVP to build, or you need technical advisory.
I'm also excited about teaching aspired learners how to code. Currently, I'm mentoring RMIT online course iOS App Development with Swift.
Over the past 3 years, I've been helping early-stage founders from a non-technical background to:
Admittedly, you may have all these covered if you can get a tech co-founder onboard, however, by doing so, you are giving out a part of your future company, moreover, what if you don't get along with your future tech co-founder, what if your future tech co-founder isn't capable for the job, how do you know he/she really puts his/her heart and soul into the project?