Mickael Romaniello
30 minutes, no slides, nothing to prepare.
I'm Mickaël. I've been designing and developing iOS and Android applications since 2013, from Cannes.
I started building mobile apps in 2013, when iOS and Android were still being built by hand. I learned by shipping — first for startups, then for international clients. More than 15 mobile apps later, I know exactly what breaks a project before it hits production.
I don't subcontract. You talk to the person writing the code, never to a project manager who translates. Every engagement starts with a free scoping call to understand your goals, constraints, and users before any quote.
A technical partner who advises, supports, and brings ideas and proposals at every step. Who says no when needed, proposes simpler solutions when possible, and stays available long after launch. The apps I ship aren't demos — they run in production with real users, for years.
The person who prepares your quote is the one who writes your code. No middlemen, no translation of intent.
Since 2013 I have learned what NOT to ship more than what to ship. Fewer features, better features.
No jargon, no black boxes. You always know where the project stands — and why.
The most important factor is choosing a developer who masters the full chain. I have been doing this since 2013, with more than 15 delivered projects. I build new apps. I take over existing projects. I fix bugs, stabilize production apps, improve performance, and publish on the App Store and Google Play.
Every project is different. A startup needs something different from an SMB with an aging app. I adapt my approach each time: technical audit, custom architecture, step-by-step development, or a focused fix. According to Apple (Human Interface Guidelines) and Google (Material Design), consistent UI patterns are what keep people coming back to an app. That is the standard I apply to every project.
In short: I combine mobile skills with product thinking. I understand your business fast. I build an architecture that lasts. I communicate clearly. I execute with rigor. And I unblock complex issues without slowing the project down.
Every collaboration starts with a conversation. I learn your goals, constraints, and users. Then I propose a clear roadmap with precise milestones. On average, a project goes from idea to App Store in 8 to 16 weeks. You see progress, technical choices, and priorities at all times. No jargon, no surprises — just solid work focused on results.
The key advantage is direct access to the developer who builds your app. No agency layers. You work with Mickael from day one. This means faster decisions, fewer layers to pay for, and a product that matches your vision.
I am based in Cannes. I work with clients locally and remotely across France and Europe. Startups, growing SMBs, product teams — every project is tailored. According to DataReportal, 5.83 billion people use a mobile phone (GSMA Intelligence, April 2026). The mobile market keeps growing — and a quality app is your best asset to capture it.
I'm Mickaël. I've been designing and developing iOS and Android applications since 2013, from Cannes.
I started building mobile apps in 2013, when iOS and Android were still being built by hand. I learned by shipping — first for startups, then for international clients. More than 15 mobile apps later, I know exactly what breaks a project before it hits production.
I don't subcontract. You talk to the person writing the code, never to a project manager who translates. Every engagement starts with a free scoping call to understand your goals, constraints, and users before any quote.
A technical partner who advises, supports, and brings ideas and proposals at every step. Who says no when needed, proposes simpler solutions when possible, and stays available long after launch. The apps I ship aren't demos — they run in production with real users, for years.
The person who prepares your quote is the one who writes your code. No middlemen, no translation of intent.
Since 2013 I have learned what NOT to ship more than what to ship. Fewer features, better features.
No jargon, no black boxes. You always know where the project stands — and why.
The most important factor is choosing a developer who masters the full chain. I have been doing this since 2013, with more than 15 delivered projects. I build new apps. I take over existing projects. I fix bugs, stabilize production apps, improve performance, and publish on the App Store and Google Play.
Every project is different. A startup needs something different from an SMB with an aging app. I adapt my approach each time: technical audit, custom architecture, step-by-step development, or a focused fix. According to Apple (Human Interface Guidelines) and Google (Material Design), consistent UI patterns are what keep people coming back to an app. That is the standard I apply to every project.
In short: I combine mobile skills with product thinking. I understand your business fast. I build an architecture that lasts. I communicate clearly. I execute with rigor. And I unblock complex issues without slowing the project down.
Every collaboration starts with a conversation. I learn your goals, constraints, and users. Then I propose a clear roadmap with precise milestones. On average, a project goes from idea to App Store in 8 to 16 weeks. You see progress, technical choices, and priorities at all times. No jargon, no surprises — just solid work focused on results.
The key advantage is direct access to the developer who builds your app. No agency layers. You work with Mickael from day one. This means faster decisions, fewer layers to pay for, and a product that matches your vision.
I am based in Cannes. I work with clients locally and remotely across France and Europe. Startups, growing SMBs, product teams — every project is tailored. According to DataReportal, 5.83 billion people use a mobile phone (GSMA Intelligence, April 2026). The mobile market keeps growing — and a quality app is your best asset to capture it.
It starts with a free consultation to understand your project, your goals, and your constraints. From there, I propose a clear roadmap with milestones and a detailed quote.
No, I also take over existing projects, fix bugs in production apps, and modernize legacy codebases. A technical audit is the first step to assess the current state.
I offer ongoing maintenance packages covering security updates, OS compatibility, bug fixes, and feature evolution. Your app stays healthy and up-to-date long after launch.
Most of my projects run remotely, and in practice that changes very little. We talk over video whenever you need to, not only at major milestones, and you can reach me with questions at any point during the project — I always answer.
You can also write to me directly on WhatsApp: same number I use every day, a French professional line that works internationally.
