Production fixes and maintenance
I investigate production problems, agree on priorities with your team, and handle fixes within a clear scope. Support hours, response times, and urgent-issue handling are agreed before the work begins.
FREELANCE SERVICES / WORLDWIDE
A live app still needs features, fixes, dependency updates, and dependable releases. I provide ongoing React Native development for teams that need consistent help without rebuilding their workflow around a new developer each time.
WHO IT’S FOR
This service is for live products with an existing codebase. I can join your current workflow, collaborate with your backend and design teams, or own an agreed set of mobile and API responsibilities.
WHAT’S INCLUDED
I investigate production problems, agree on priorities with your team, and handle fixes within a clear scope. Support hours, response times, and urgent-issue handling are agreed before the work begins.
I can add new journeys or extend the ones users already depend on. Work may include payments, notifications, maps, backend APIs, offline behaviour, and coordinated mobile and server changes.
I prepare builds in Xcode, Android Studio, Expo EAS Build, or React Native CLI, check important flows, and support store submissions, OTA updates, and follow-up releases.
We agree on the backlog, priorities, review points, and ownership. Features, maintenance, and backend work can be scoped separately so responsibilities stay clear.
HOW IT WORKS
RELATED WORK
QUESTIONS
Yes. Reviewing the current codebase and release setup helps establish the scope and onboarding work.
Support hours and response times are agreed per project. The portfolio’s initial-enquiry response expectation is not a production support SLA.
Yes. Backend and API development can be included, or I can collaborate with your existing backend team.
NEXT STEP
Share the app links, technology stack, immediate priorities, and the kind of ongoing help you need. It also helps to know who is already involved and when your team prefers to collaborate.
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