I write the mobile app, the API behind it, and the data layer underneath. By day that is a white-label digital banking platform. After hours it is Vamo, a street food platform I co-founded. One app for diners and vendors, another for market organizers, and a website that does both.
My co-founder and I build three products against one backend, and I own the mobile and web side of all of them.
Open it to see the taco cart, the pop-up, the market happening four blocks away. Vendors run their whole operation from the same download, going live on the map, posting menus, taking pickup and catering requests. Live on iOS and Android.
App StoreThe other side of the marketplace, built for the people who run the markets. Vendor applications, slots, payments and events. Ships fall 2026.
hellovamo.appStarted as a landing page. It is turning into a third client against the same database, so everything the apps do works in a browser too.
hellovamo.appDigital banking for credit unions, where no two credit unions want the same app. One codebase ships as a separately themed, separately configured product for each one, down to which vendor integrations it talks to and which features exist at all. Shipping a feature means shipping every version of it that somebody might switch on.
Grouped by where it sits.
React Native, Expo, TypeScript, Redux Toolkit, React Native Web
Next.js, React, Vue, Tailwind, Figma
C#, .NET Web API, Entity Framework, Dapper, Azure, Docker, Swagger
SQL Server, PostgreSQL, Supabase, MySQL, SQLite
