Design-grade
engineering
A one-person product studio in Reading, UK. Web in Next.js and React, native iOS in SwiftUI, cross-platform in Flutter — designed, built, and shipped by Anoop Jose.
Five products,
five problems.
A hydration tracker that adapts — to weight, workouts, weather, and the hour. On-device intelligence and a SwiftUI architecture that holds 120hz on iPhone and Apple Watch.
A visual archive for children's milestones — the loud years, kept quietly. Built native in SwiftUI with a local-first photo pipeline.
The web home of Greenmead Housing, a community interest company providing safe, empowering homes for adults with learning disabilities and mental health needs — calm, accessible, person-centred.
The site of JJ Paper Essentials, a Fareham importer bringing sugarcane-waste paper products from certified Indian makers to UK businesses — 100% biodegradable, over a thousand tonnes a year.
The web presence of Sandbourne Care, a Bournemouth provider of residential, supported living, and respite care — with specialist autism, physical disability, and learning disability support.
A few projects live under NDA — ask, and I’ll walk you through what I can.
Four disciplines,
one engineer.
Web applications
Server components, edge rendering, type-safe end to end — tuned until Lighthouse runs out of points to give.
Mobile apps
SwiftUI when it should feel native. Flutter or React Native when one codebase has to do two jobs. App Store-ready either way.
Backend & APIs
Type-safe APIs, real-time sync, auth and infra — wired so the product just works, from schema to screen.
Design systems
Figma and code, kept honest with each other. Tokens, components, and a library your engineers will actually use.
Nine weeks.
Every Friday, something to click.
Discover
Talk to the people it's for. Sketch, prototype, and write the one-pager that keeps everyone honest later.
Design
Figma first, then straight into code — real components with real data, on a real device.
Build
Type-safe, tested, demoed every Friday. The product grows where you can watch it grow.
Launch
App Store submission, analytics, monitoring — and a press kit that's ready on the day.
Support
Version 1.1 starts the week after 1.0. SLAs, monitoring, and a fast response when production misbehaves.
Boring where it counts,
modern where it pays.
Some of it
ships in public.
Small tools, experiments, and the bits of client work that are safe to open up. Pull requests welcome — so is silence.
Deliberately
small.
Flutterly was founded in 2024, after a decade of shipping inside bigger teams. It stays a studio of one on purpose — a few engagements a year, so the same person writes the code, draws the pixels, and answers the email. Usually in that order.
The best fit: founders with a v1 to sketch, and teams whose product needs a second wind.
Let’s build
something.
A handful of projects a year — write anyway. If it isn’t a fit here, I’ll point you somewhere good.