I am a freelance developer specializing exclusively in desktop applications using C++ with a strong focus on Qt and QML. Rather than stopping at feature implementation, I work with a practical mindset that addresses the full lifecycle of a desktop product, including deployment and ongoing operation. My services are well suited to individual developers, solo founders, and small teams that need immediate desktop development expertise without the burden of hiring full-time staff.
I develop cross-platform desktop applications for macOS, Windows, and Linux using Qt and QML, with a strong emphasis on clean separation between QML-based user interfaces and C++ backend logic. This results in maintainable and scalable architectures. My typical projects include note and document editors, data viewers, asset or file management tools, internal utilities, and creative desktop software. For UI-driven products, I focus on layout structure, navigation, state management, and reusable components to deliver applications that feel polished and cohesive.
I frequently handle analysis and stabilization of existing codebases, CMake build restructuring, cleanup of QML/C++ boundaries, and improvement of configuration and resource layouts. I also have hands-on experience with macOS distribution, including code signing, notarization, dmg/pkg packaging, and Info.plist and entitlement configuration, approached from a real product release perspective. In addition, I assist with building reusable UI components and design rules for long-term maintainability. Qt licensing and linking strategies are considered carefully to avoid future issues.
I prefer clear scope definition, incremental delivery, and transparent communication around schedule and cost. My goal is not merely to make software run, but to deliver desktop applications that are ready to be shipped, maintained, and used in real-world environments.