Senior iOS rescue engineer for founders, delivery leads, and small teams with an app that's close — but blocked by App Review rejections, fragile release code, broken purchases, migration risk, or launch-critical edge cases.
// what your team delivered func syncLibrary() async throws { let remote = try await cloudKit.fetch() for item in remote { store.insert(item) } // ← race under load try store.save() } ⚠︎ App Review rejected · 4.0 · Guideline clarity ⚠︎ SwiftData migration lost 11% of users' libraries ⚠︎ StoreKit 2 restore failing on iPad silently // what ships @MainActor func syncLibrary() async throws { try await store.ingest(cloudKit.fetch(), dedupe: .byRecordID) } ✓ Approved · v2.1.0 live ✓ Migration v3 → v4 · 0 data loss ✓ StoreKit receipts validated server-side
These are the failure modes that make an app look close — while quietly keeping it out of the App Store, or making launch too risky to trust.
25+ years of software development. 15+ years shipping iOS apps — including government, defense, and financial services where "it almost works" isn't an option.
Send me your repo (or a representative slice) and tell me what's broken. I'll spend 30 minutes actually looking at it before we talk. On the call, you'll get a straight answer: what's wrong, roughly how long it'll take to fix, and whether you even need me.