EXPERIENCED App Developer Wanted

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Looking for an experienced app developer. iOS & Android.

Must have a portfolio of successful apps.

We have concept, wireframe, monetization, marketing, and exit strategy all in place.

Would like to team with a proven winner developer.

Could easily outsource...but in past experience there are corners cut and the quality is shit because they want to get paid and move onto the next project.

This approach with skin in the game results in a better product, a devoted developer, and a nicer payday.

US based preferred but location is not important if there is true talent present. (and communication)

Will need to see a portfolio first.

If it looks like there is a potential connection then be prepared to sign a non-disclosure that will come from a law firm in order to discuss further.
 
Not sure if there quality is up to your standards but indianbill has a team of developers for both SaaS and iOS/Android I believe. Just a suggestion, don't shoot the messenger :)
 
I haven't seen many app developers here, I'll be curious to see if OP can find any with the experience he wants.
 
I haven't seen many app developers here, I'll be curious to see if OP can find any with the experience he wants.

Nothing yet. A few with very basic games...but nothing along the lines of quality I was looking for. Talking to some that I found in other places that have what I am looking for. Always open to hearing from developers if they come across this.
 
Nothing yet. A few with very basic games...but nothing along the lines of quality I was looking for. Talking to some that I found in other places that have what I am looking for. Always open to hearing from developers if they come across this.

Perhaps you should update your post with some examples of the quality that you're looking for, sometimes the most basic games are also the most complex. Which way do you define quality? Some people judge quality based on how "advanced it looks" apposed to how advanced it really is, other judge is based on how "Simple it looks" while it stays advanced.

If you wrote two different applications to solve a formula for you, and one application required you type the formula in, and the other required you to hit a button that says "I want to use (X) formula" and then plug in the values, which one would deliver the higher quality in your standards. Application A which looks more advanced, or Application B that looks more simple, but contains the same functionality as Application A. This is a piss-poor example, but I'm sure it delivered my point.
 
If I say "I need x, y and z" I will get a million replies from people that look like:

"plz add me on skype sir we can do this" - only to find out they can't do shit.

Simply asking for a portfolio first allows me to judge whether or not it is even worth me wasting my time. If someone doesn't have a portfolio that they are proud of....well, then they aren't someone I would want to speak with.

Perhaps you should update your post with some examples of the quality that you're looking for, sometimes the most basic games are also the most complex. Which way do you define quality? Some people judge quality based on how "advanced it looks" apposed to how advanced it really is, other judge is based on how "Simple it looks" while it stays advanced.

If you wrote two different applications to solve a formula for you, and one application required you type the formula in, and the other required you to hit a button that says "I want to use (X) formula" and then plug in the values, which one would deliver the higher quality in your standards. Application A which looks more advanced, or Application B that looks more simple, but contains the same functionality as Application A. This is a piss-poor example, but I'm sure it delivered my point.
 
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