I'm an Android developer with 2+ years of experience building native apps with Kotlin, Jetpack Compose and Firebase. I care about clean architecture, readable code, and apps that solve real problems for real people.

val saad = AndroidDeveloper(
    name = "Muhammad Saad",
    location = "Pakistan",
    languages = listOf("Kotlin", "Java", "Python", "JavaScript"),
    architecture = listOf("MVVM", "Clean Architecture"),
    backend = listOf("Firebase", "Cloud APIs"),
    currentlyLearning = listOf(
        "Advanced Compose animations",
        "Firebase scaling patterns",
        "Gemini API integration"
    ),
    funFact = "I build a full demo app for every new concept before it touches production code"
)

	Native Android apps with Kotlin, Jetpack Compose and Firebase
	Advanced Compose animations, Firebase scaling and Google Gemini AI
	Android projects involving Firebase, Compose or AI (Gemini API)
	Open source Android and Compose projects
	Kotlin, Jetpack Compose, Firebase, MVVM and Clean Architecture

DevJournal ANDROID APP A native developer journal and blog client built with Kotlin and Jetpack Compose. It shares a Firebase backend with a companion web admin panel. View on GitHub	GiveEase FINAL YEAR PROJECT A donation platform that connects donors with verified NGOs across Pakistan, with identity checks and admin review. View on GitHub
GupShup ANDROID APP A feature rich messaging app with authentication, Firestore, local storage through Room and media handling with Cloudinary. View on GitHub	NoteSync CROSS PLATFORM APP An offline first notes app with cloud sync, built with Flutter, Riverpod, Isar and Firebase. Local data is encrypted at rest with AES 256. View on GitHub

flowchart LR
    A[UI Layer] --> B[ViewModel]
    B --> C[Repository]
    C --> D[(Room)]
    C --> E[(Firebase)]
    style A fill:#3DDC84,stroke:#073042,color:#073042
    style B fill:#4285F4,stroke:#073042,color:#ffffff
    style C fill:#7F52FF,stroke:#073042,color:#ffffff
    style D fill:#073042,stroke:#3DDC84,color:#ffffff
    style E fill:#FFCA28,stroke:#073042,color:#073042

UI observes state from the ViewModel, the ViewModel talks to a single Repository, and the Repository decides whether data comes from local storage or the cloud. Keeping those layers separate is what makes the apps testable and easy to grow.

Android
Backend and Cloud
Tools and Languages

Got an Android idea, a Compose or Firebase problem, or an open source project that needs a hand? Reach out.