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“Epic working with Ehsan on our apple app ! Would highly recommend. His knowledge is great and he goes the extra mile to help you out.”
May–Jun 2026
I build production iOS and macOS apps for startups—specializing in Swift 6 architecture, privacy-first products, and on-device intelligence with Core ML and Apple Foundation Models.
20+
Apps shipped
5 days
Audit delivery
Local-first
Privacy architecture
No API fees
For on-device inference
Technical deep dive: Swift 6 & AI integration guide series · iOS AI Development Guide
We follow Apple standards for privacy, AI, and release quality. See Core ML, Foundation Models, App Privacy Details, and App Store Review Guidelines.
App Store products, production systems, and verified client feedback. See the problem, the architecture, and the result—not just a list of technologies.

B2B Operations Platform · iOS & iPadOS
Problem
Business owners running operations through messaging threads, paper trails, and approval bottlenecks. Decisions wait. Owners pay for tools their teams don't even own.
System
Owner-controlled CloudKit architecture. The owner holds the data and the subscription, while team members join free under role-based permissions. Built on an ISO 27001-aligned operations model covering warehouse, sales, and dispatch.
Outcome
Approvals and team communication move from days to minutes. Paper-based bureaucracy disappears. The owner keeps control of every record on their private iCloud.
Client Reviews
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FORGE SUITE · 5 NATIVE APPS · FREE FOREVER
Forge Suite brings together focused tools for spreadsheets, documents, photos, video, and audio. Built with Swift and SwiftUI. Private, offline, and completely free.
I work with specific types of teams and projects. The best results come from clear fit. Most clients are building something that requires serious iOS engineering: not a website wrapped in a WebView, but a native app with local persistence, CloudKit sync, or on-device AI. If you are a funded startup, a privacy-first product team, or a team that has outgrown a fragile prototype and needs production-grade architecture, you are likely a good fit.
Three predefined engagements, each with fixed scope, fixed price, and a defined deliverable. No hourly billing, no open-ended discovery phases, no scope creep. Each service covers a specific stage of iOS AI development: auditing an existing codebase, building a new app from scratch, or adding on-device AI intelligence to an existing product. If your project falls outside these, use the custom project form below.
A structured 5-day async review of your iOS codebase covering MVVM/TCA pattern consistency, dependency injection, SwiftUI lifecycle issues, and Core ML readiness. Delivered as a prioritized roadmap with specific file-level recommendations. Teams typically surface 8–12 actionable architecture issues before their next App Store submission, reducing post-launch crash rates and compressing the next build cycle by weeks. The audit includes an on-device AI readiness assessment: whether your data model and inference pipeline are structured to support Core ML or Apple Foundation Models integration without a full rewrite.
Starting from
$1,500
5 days · Async-first, one live session
→ Prioritized technical roadmap
A 4–5 week sprint delivering a SwiftUI codebase with local persistence, CloudKit or custom API sync, core screen navigation, and a TestFlight-ready binary. The sprint covers one primary data model end-to-end with production-grade architecture from day one, not a throwaway prototype. Fixed price from $9,000 with no hourly billing. Teams typically reach App Store submission within 4–8 weeks of sprint delivery. If your product requires iOS AI development features such as on-device classification, smart suggestions, or local natural language processing, those can be scoped into the sprint from the start, so the AI layer is wired into the architecture rather than bolted on later.
Starting from
$9,000
4–5 weeks · Sprint-based, async collaboration
→ App Store-ready iOS/iPadOS app
A 3–4 week sprint integrating Core ML or Apple Foundation Models into an existing or new iOS app. Covers model selection, quantization, the Swift inference pipeline, and UI data binding. For suitable optimized models, local inference can deliver highly responsive results while avoiding third-party per-request fees. Keeping inference inputs and outputs on the device also reduces external data transfers and supports a privacy-first architecture. Performance and compliance requirements are verified against the specific product, model, and data flow.
Starting from
$5,000
3–4 weeks · Focused integration sprint
→ Production AI feature, privacy-first
Technical Writing · 146Articles · Updated 2026
Production patterns, architectural trade-offs, and engineering analysis on iOS, on-device AI, and Apple platform craft. Field-tested and production-focused.
Production patterns for building fast, accessible tag input with NSTokenField, including delegate data flow, autocomplete, persistence, paste handling, and SwiftUI integration.
A production-focused Xcode Cloud setup for pull-request checks, TestFlight staging, release archives, signing, test plans, custom scripts, secrets, build numbering, and compute-hour control.
A practical workflow for finding and fixing CPU, rendering, memory, launch-time, scrolling, and on-device AI bottlenecks with Instruments, MetricKit, and repeatable performance tests.
Why teams choose 3NSOFTS when they need reliable systems, not quick demos. The four pillars below cover the areas that matter most for iOS products that need to survive past launch: offline reliability, on-device AI performance, a SwiftUI architecture that does not collapse under new features, and code that the next engineer on your team can actually read and extend.
Your app works even when signal drops. Data saves locally first, then syncs to iCloud in the background via CloudKit. For iOS AI development projects, local-first design means the inference pipeline and the data layer are always available, with no waiting on a network round-trip before the model can run.
We run suitable AI workloads on the device with Core ML or Apple Foundation Models. Local inference can keep sensitive inputs out of third-party AI services, support offline features, and remove per-request model API fees. Model size, hardware, analytics, synchronization, and the rest of the product data flow are evaluated separately.
We build SwiftUI code that scales beyond a prototype. Teams can add features without rewrites. The architecture follows a clear separation of data, business logic, and presentation layers, so integrating on-device AI features or new CloudKit-backed data models later is additive, not disruptive.
We optimize for the next 12 months, not only for launch week. That means architecture decisions are documented as they are made, dependencies are kept minimal, and every component is written to be readable by the next iOS developer who works on the codebase, whether that is an in-house hire six months from now or a second contractor extending your iOS AI features.
Shipped products
Real apps on the App Store. Each one a working proof of a specific architectural decision.
Open-source macOS security suite
On-device AI · Six detection layers · Free
Offline-first business operations
Core Data + CloudKit sync
Fully offline AI assistant
Apple Intelligence · zero network calls
Plain answers to the questions founders and product teams ask before starting.
Production-grade iOS, iPadOS, and macOS apps that ship to the App Store and are built to last. Most engagements involve complex data workflows: multi-role CloudKit sync, offline-first persistence with Core Data, or on-device AI with Core ML or Apple Foundation Models. Past projects include B2B operations platforms, document intelligence tools, offline AI assistants, and native macOS video toolkits. We do not take on simple CRUD apps, template customizations, or quick-turnaround prototypes that prioritize speed over architecture quality.
Yes. The iOS MVP Sprint is designed for idea-stage startups that have defined their product problem and are ready to build. We require the core use case, target user, and primary data model to be decided before the sprint begins. The sprint delivers a TestFlight-ready binary with production-grade SwiftUI architecture, local persistence, and sync, not a throwaway prototype. Teams typically move from sprint output to App Store submission within 4-8 weeks, with an architecture that supports new features without rewrites.
AI-native software treats the inference pipeline as a first-class architectural layer, not a feature added after launch. In practice this means the model is wired directly into the data model, the UI responds to model outputs in real time, and the app degrades gracefully if inference is unavailable. We implement this using Core ML for custom models and Apple Foundation Models for natural language tasks. The result is AI behavior that is testable, versionable, and maintainable, not a black-box API call that breaks silently.
Each engagement has a fixed, published timeline. The Architecture Audit delivers a prioritized roadmap in 5 business days, fully async, with one optional live session at the end. The iOS MVP Sprint runs 4-5 weeks in focused two-week build cycles with weekly async progress updates. The On-Device AI Integration sprint runs 3-4 weeks depending on model complexity and existing codebase state. All three are fixed-scope and fixed-price with no hourly billing and no scope-creep surprises at the end.
On-device AI runs inference locally on the user’s iPhone or Mac instead of sending every request to a remote model service. For suitable features, this can reduce external data transfers, enable offline operation, improve responsiveness, and eliminate per-request model API fees. It does not make an entire app automatically compliant: analytics, synchronization, storage, consent, and every other data flow still need to be reviewed.
New engagements start with a short application. It helps confirm we are the right fit before we begin.
Other inquiries
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