I build native and cross-platform apps, for over 30 years.
Electronic engineer and independent consultant. I build solutions for iOS, Android and Kotlin Multiplatform, from prototype to store release.
On the App Store since it was still called iPhone OS
My first application, iSoccer Scout, was published in February 2010. The flagship device back then was the iPhone 3GS, and the system was still called iPhone OS 3.1.3: the name "iOS" would only arrive four months later, in June 2010, with iOS 4.
Apple's App Store had opened just in July 2008: iSoccer Scout arrived less than two years after that debut, at the dawn of the entire mobile app ecosystem. Since then I've published dozens of apps — many, like this one, have since been retired; the ones still live are collected in the portfolio.
From native development to Kotlin Multiplatform
I hold a degree in Electronic Engineering (Computer Science track) with a 110/110 cum laude from the University of Ancona, and I've been a licensed engineer since 1992. Since then I've worked through nearly every era of software development: from Microsoft systems and computational natural language processing, to native mobile development and, today, Kotlin Multiplatform.
I work as an independent consultant (VAT-registered) for companies and private clients, building iOS, Android and KMP apps and acting as Solution Architect on the Microsoft .NET stack.
My most recent applications — built for clients such as SNAM, Beta80, ENEL, OverIT — unify business logic on Kotlin Multiplatform while integrating native third-party SDKs on both iOS and Android. Earlier in my career I built numerous native apps, with a particular focus on Connected Health (the ADiLife family of apps) and public-sector projects.
Independent consultant, VAT-registered
Cross-platform development in Kotlin Multiplatform, native iOS development (Swift/Objective-C) and Android (Kotlin/Java), Solution Architect on Microsoft .NET / ASP.NET Core.
Core technologies
Built with Kotlin Multiplatform
Kotlin Multiplatform (KMP) streamlines cross-platform development: it cuts down the time spent writing and maintaining the same code across different platforms, while preserving the flexibility and benefits of native programming.
Over thirty years across industry, research and the public sector
From 1992 to today: FINSIEL/TECSIEL, PluService, the University of Macerata, the Ancona Province Public Transport Consortium, and independent consulting work.
Independent consultant, VAT-registered
Cross-platform development in Kotlin Multiplatform, native iOS and Android development, Solution Architecture on the Microsoft .NET stack.
HorsePal project
Full development, for the Irish company Horseware, of an equine monitoring system with iOS/Android apps and an ASP.NET MVC portal.
Industry, research and technical writing
FINSIEL/TECSIEL S.p.A., PluService S.r.l., the University of Macerata, the Ancona Province Public Transport Consortium; 29 technical articles for ioProgrammo and asp.netPRO.
Author for ioProgrammo and asp.netPRO
From 2002 to 2010, technical articles — several of them cover stories of the month — on mobile development, .NET, SQL Server and the web.
Let's talk about your next mobile project.
Available for engagements as an iOS/Android/KMP developer or as a Solution Architect on the Microsoft stack.