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Was great, I’m a local business and dealt with him in person. Thanks
April 29, 2026
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Solo software engineer based in Connecticut. I build apps for the App Store and Google Play, websites that convert, and AI assistants for businesses — all from scratch, no templates, no outsourcing. 11+ apps shipped. Every project gets one senior engineer start to finish. Flat fees, no subscriptions, no retainers. You own the code, the accounts, everything. Most projects ship in 2–6 weeks. I work with startups, local businesses, and established companies that need something built right the first time. Websites, mobile apps, SaaS platforms, AI chatbots, API integrations — if it runs on code, I build it.
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United States
- 203-818-6630
- daniel@publishd.app
- publishd.app
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