Dan Kurman · Native iOS development
You may have a Figma design ready to build, an iOS feature your team cannot finish, or a product that needs deeper Apple-platform integration. Native iOS is my strongest specialization. I work in Swift, SwiftUI, and UIKit, taking features through the app’s data, lifecycle, and release behavior as well as the visible interface.
I implement onboarding, navigation, forms, content, settings, and purchase flows with reusable components and clear state ownership. SwiftUI suits many new features; UIKit and existing architecture remain practical choices when they fit the codebase.
I connect persistence, CloudKit sync, StoreKit, notifications, and platform APIs to the product’s behavior. I can also work on native SDKs and Swift packages, with explicit boundaries between application code, networking, and shared services.
I check permission states, loading and failure paths, data restoration, and purchase behavior alongside the UI. Release work can include signing and entitlement issues, privacy-manifest updates, TestFlight QA, and App Store submission support.
I begin with the supported devices and OS versions, designs, existing code, and acceptance criteria. A focused app should stay easy to understand; a mature app needs changes that respect its established contracts. We choose the smallest maintainable implementation and verify the flows that matter to your users.
SwiftUI implementation and release
Built a local-only journaling app with onboarding, daily prompt logic, StoreKit 2, and release support, then fixed a production paywall issue.
Persistence and private cloud sync
Implemented SwiftData writing history and private CloudKit sync, resolving production schema issues and validating restoration through TestFlight.
Swift integration in a mature codebase
Introduced StoreKit 2 through a Swift bridge in a multi-target Objective-C/Objective-C++ music app suite.
Work with Dan Kurman
Share your iOS app or designs and the feature or release you need to move forward.