iOS
TinyWins Pro
A practical productivity app with focus tools, AI-assisted planning, Rescue Mode, progress tracking, and activity-based unlock workflows.
View Product ↗Founder-led • Toronto, Canada
Mobile App Development in Toronto
Turn an app idea into a focused first release. FitMacro Studio provides founder-led mobile app development from Toronto, with experience shipping products on the App Store and Google Play.
Discuss Your ProjectPlan the smallest useful version, then build it
We identify the main user journey and the features it needs: account access, data entry, payments, device capabilities, or external services. The work progresses through interface development, integrations, testing, and release preparation, with review points along the way.
What the scope can include
- Product planning and mobile interface development
- Authentication and backend integrations
- Subscription and payment workflows
- AI, image analysis, and health integrations where relevant
- Testing and App Store / Google Play release support
Relevant work
Experience behind the service
The existing portfolio spans nutrition tracking, gig-worker finances, and productivity. These products show different mobile workflows rather than a single reusable app template.
iOS + Android
FitMacro
AI-powered food analysis, macro tracking, barcode logging, health integrations, subscriptions, and personalized coaching.
View Product ↗iOS + Android
GigBalance
Tracks earnings, mileage, expenses, receipts, tax estimates, and work-performance insights for gig workers.
View Product ↗From first conversation to launch
Tell Me What You Need
Share the problem, idea, or product you want to improve.
Scope the First Version
Define the smallest useful version, required features, timeline, and expected outcome.
Build & Review
Create the product in stages and share progress for feedback.
Launch & Improve
Deploy, test real-world behavior, and improve based on usage.
Before we start
Can you build for both iOS and Android?
The portfolio includes products available on both platforms. We decide which platforms belong in your first release based on your users and the features required.
Can you work on an app that already exists?
Yes. Work can focus on a feature, user experience improvement, integration, debugging, or release support. Access to the existing code and a review of its condition help define the scope.
What should I bring to the first conversation?
Explain who the app is for, the problem it solves, and its most important workflow. Existing designs or code are useful if you have them, but a written idea is enough to start scoping.
Tell me what you want to build
Share your goal, existing product, and any constraints. We’ll use that to define a practical first scope.