Flutter β’ Android β’ iOS β’ Kotlin β’ Java β’ Firebase β’ Open Source
Portfolio β’ LinkedIn β’ Email
class Developer {
final String name = "Tejas Palyekar";
final String role = "Senior Mobile Application Developer";
final List<String> builds = [
"Flutter Apps",
"Native Android Apps",
"Cross-platform Experiences",
"Scalable Mobile Architectures",
"Real-time Applications"
];
final List<String> currentlyLearning = [
"AI on Mobile",
"Mobile System Design",
"Backend Engineering"
];
bool lovesCoffee = true;
String philosophy() =>
"Build fast. Ship often. Never compromise on quality.";
}I'm passionate about turning ideas into polished mobile applications.
From the first wireframe to the final App Store release, I enjoy every part of the journeyβdesigning clean architectures, solving real-world problems, optimizing performance, and creating experiences that users remember.
Over the last few years I've helped launch production apps across healthcare, e-commerce, loyalty, retail, and AgriTech, working with startups and enterprise clients alike.
I believe the best software feels invisibleβit simply works.
π± Beautiful Flutter Applications
β‘ Native Android Features
π― High Performance Apps
π§© Clean Architecture
π₯ Firebase Ecosystem
π Push Notifications
π³ Payment Integrations
π‘ Real-time Communication
π₯ Video Calling
π€ AI-powered Features
Flutter β’ Android SDK β’ Kotlin β’ Java β’ React Native
MVVM β’ Clean Architecture β’ SOLID β’ Repository Pattern β’ Feature-first
Provider β’ Bloc β’ GetX β’ RxDart
Firebase β’ Node.js β’ Express β’ Socket.IO β’ REST APIs
Hive β’ Sqflite β’ Shared Preferences β’ Secure Storage
Fastlane β’ GitHub Actions β’ Git β’ GitLab β’ Play Console β’ App Store Connect
Android Studio β’ VS Code β’ Xcode β’ Postman β’ Jira β’ Figma
π§ On-device AI
βοΈ Java Backend Development
βοΈ Cloud Architecture
π Large Scale System Design
β Coffee makes debugging 37% easier.
π I enjoy fixing production bugs more than creating them.
π¦ My favorite commit is:
git commit -m "finally fixed it"
...followed shortly by
git commit -m "actually fixed it"
"Code is temporary. Impact lasts."
