Looking for a freelance Ionic developer?
Ionic is where a lot of my longest client relationships started, and it's the work my clients have been most specific about in their reviews. I build cross-platform apps that ship to iOS, Android and the web from one codebase — with Angular, React or Vue underneath, depending on what your team already knows.
The usual reason to be here: you need an app on both stores, you don't have the budget for two native teams, and you'd rather not maintain two codebases that drift apart within a year.
- 8+
- Years experience
- 106
- Happy clients
- 100%
- Job success
- 5
- Industries
What you can hire me for
- Ionic apps with Angular, React or Vue, deployed to iOS, Android and web
- React Native builds where native feel or animation performance demands it
- Capacitor native integrations — camera, push, geolocation, biometrics, offline
- App Store and Google Play submission, including rejections and resubmissions
- Upgrades and rescues of stalled Cordova or legacy Ionic projects
- The backend behind the app — API, auth and real-time sync
Tools
Why work with me on ionic & mobile
One codebase, three platforms
iOS, Android and a responsive web app from the same source. Homecare shipped exactly this way — web plus a companion mobile app, one team, one repository.
Web skills, native output
It's Angular, React or Vue under the hood, so your existing developers can maintain it. That's a hiring advantage, not just a build one.
Native capability when needed
Camera, geolocation, push notifications, biometrics and offline storage through Capacitor — with a native module written when the plugin doesn't exist.
Store submissions handled
Certificates, provisioning, store listings, review rejections and staged rollouts. This is where first-time app projects usually stall, and it's included.
Offline as a design decision
Field staff, patchy connections and background sync planned for up front, because retrofitting offline support into a finished app is close to a rewrite.
React Native when it's the better fit
Ionic isn't right for everything. If your app is animation-heavy or genuinely native-feel-critical, I'll say so and build it in React Native instead.
What I build
Booking and appointment apps
Availability, scheduling and reminders synced live across devices — the shape of the Homecare healthcare build.
Field and operations apps
Job lists, checklists, photo capture and signatures that keep working when the connection doesn't.
Companion apps for a web product
You already have a web app and customers keep asking for the mobile one. Shared logic, shared API, one team.
App rescues
An abandoned Ionic or Cordova project brought up to a current version and back onto the stores.
Shipped, not theoretical
“Sunil has strong skills in IONIC Development and I like his sincerity and smart work skills. I strongly recommend him and will hire him for sure for next tasks or projects.”
“Sunil is highly talented resource in IONIC Framework. He did few projects to me and I was really impressed with his work and on-time deliverable and smooth customer handling. I highly recommend Sunil and I will look forward to work with him more on my projects.”
How the work runs
Discovery
Understand your goals, users, and what success actually looks like.
Strategy
Scope, architecture and a plan that fits your timeline and budget.
Design
Wireframes to polished UI — validated before a line of code ships.
Build
Fast, tested, well-documented development in weekly increments.
Ship
Deploy, monitor, and hand off a product your team can run.
Questions people ask first
Is Ionic good enough compared to a native app?
For most business apps — booking, field operations, dashboards, content, commerce — yes, and it costs a fraction of two native builds. For games, heavy real-time graphics or apps whose whole value is a native interaction feel, it isn't, and I'll tell you that at the scoping stage rather than after.
Can one codebase really serve iOS, Android and web?
Yes — Homecare is a live example: a booking platform running as a web app and a companion mobile app from a single codebase, with availability synced across all of them in real time.
Do you handle App Store and Play Store submission?
Yes, including the parts nobody warns you about — signing certificates, provisioning profiles, store listings, privacy declarations and dealing with review rejections. Both of my published app projects went through this.
How long does a cross-platform app take?
A focused app is typically 6–10 weeks including store submission. The Homecare build ran 8 weeks. Complexity in integrations and offline requirements moves that more than screen count does.
Can you take over an existing Ionic app?
Yes. It starts with a paid review of the codebase and the build pipeline, because with abandoned mobile projects the deciding factor is usually whether the signing credentials and store accounts still exist.
Tell me what you're building
Send over the scope — or the rough idea — and I'll come back with an honest read on approach, timeline and cost. No obligation, and no sales sequence.