Yash SharmaFounder & lead engineer

You work directly with the person writing your code.

By day I'm an Android developer at AppStorys, working on a production in-app engagement SDK: Jetpack Compose components, lifecycle-safe UI, and the Kotlin Multiplatform core behind its Android, Flutter and React Native versions.

Outside work I build complete products. VenueSync, my ticketing platform, has a Spring Boot backend, a React web app and a native Android client, and it's live.

At PixelBlueprint I lead every project from the first call to launch: no account managers, no handoffs, no surprises on the invoice.

Currently
Android developer, AppStorys
Core stack
Kotlin, Compose, Spring Boot, React, Next.js
Live product
VenueSync (web, Android, API)
In production
SDK shipping on Android, Flutter & React Native

How it works here

Four principles, in writing.

Focused on purpose

Only a few projects at a time, so each one gets real attention. If the calendar is full, you'll hear so up front, with a start date.

Honest over agreeable

If a feature isn't worth building, or another team suits you better, you'll hear it before you pay for it.

Built to be handed over

Clean code, tests and docs in your repository, so your next developer can carry on without friction.

Production habits, every size

Version control, code review discipline, automated tests and CI, even on a one-week website.

See the work before you decide.

Every project has a public repository, and VenueSync is live.

Browse the work

Let's talk about your project.

Share a few details and you'll get a reply within 24 hours: honest advice, a rough range, and the next step.