Tell me what's stuck. I'll reply in writing. You approve the scope and price before any paid work begins.
Expo + React Native
App Store + Google Play
Written scope first
01 / Release triage
Where does your release get stuck?
Pick the closest situation. Each one has a useful first check you can make before you send anything.
FIRST CHECK / 01BUILD FAILURE
Find the first failing step.
Run the same build profile you plan to ship. Compare its first actionable error with the last successful build; the final “build failed” line rarely tells you where the change began.
Useful context to gather
Platform and build profile
First failing log line
Last good build and recent changes
FIRST CHECK / 02RELEASE-ONLY BUG
Reproduce in the actual candidate.
Install the build from TestFlight or a Play test track on a physical device. Record the exact steps, device and OS, and which environment the build connects to.
Useful context to gather
Device, OS, and build version
Steps and expected result
Observed result and relevant logs
FIRST CHECK / 03STORE BLOCKER
Match the feedback to this build.
Read the exact review or submission message, then verify the uploaded build, current listing, and reviewer path. A clean test account often reveals what the reviewer could actually reach.
Useful context to gather
Exact store message or rejection
Submitted build and listing version
Reviewer access or reproduction steps
Not sure which fits? Describe what changed, and I'll help narrow down the next check.
Send the context.An error, screenshot, app link, repository access, or short description.
Get the smallest useful scope.A written summary of the issue, approach, deliverable, and price.
Agree what “done” means.Clear acceptance criteria before work starts.
Receive the fix and handover.Written updates, a tested result, and notes on what changed.
04 / Who you work with
DY↗DIRECT WITH THE DEVELOPER REACT NATIVE / EXPO
A direct line to Dmitry Yatsenko.
I build and repair React Native and Expo apps, including the native and store work that often blocks a release. When you send an issue, the person who diagnoses it is the person who makes the change and documents the handover.
Walk through six release stages, mark what is ready and what needs work, then get a practical next-step plan you can use right away. No account or email required.