Who Am I?
I'm a passionate software dev with deep expertise in mobile app development. Been rocking iOS apps since 2010 and Android apps since 2018. As an indie maker, I handle every stage of app development—from idea to deployment. My latest creations? OutyPlay, Noon Happen, and Don Gaitano.
With a decade in QA (manual and automation), I've been leading the QA team at Crisalix for the past three years, ensuring our products are top-notch. Plus, I juggle Project Manager duties, overseeing projects to successful completion.
I love traveling the world while chasing my tech passion. Always hunting for new trends and emerging tech to up my game. Tech conferences around the globe keep me inspired and connected.
Outside of coding, you'll find me playing football, basketball, beach volleyball, tennis, and padel. My love for sports led to the creation of OutyPlay.
Living abroad for so long, especially in Indonesia and Spain, changed my perspective on many aspects of life. I've visited 10% of the world.
I'm all about discovering new cultures and cuisines, from street food to gourmet dining. Meeting new people and catching up with friends abroad sparked the idea for Noon Happen.
What I've Built
OutyPlay
An app to find people to play your favorite sports with, whether you're new in town and don't know anyone, or you're looking for games to join.
Perfect if you and your friends need an extra player. You can create tournaments, track game stats, and find nearby people with the same sports interests.
UI Design by Katie Woods.
Noon Happen
A dating app to find people with common free time and culinary interests.
For each profile, it shows how much free time you have in common during the week and weekends, and suggests nearby places to eat or drink based on shared food interests.
Don Gaitano
An app that uses generative AI to interpret your dreams, analyze them, and provide numbers from the Neapolitan Smorfia based on your dream symbols.
StringSwitch
A web tool that makes it easy to convert strings between iOS and Android. It converts iOS .strings files to Android strings.xml format and vice versa.
This tool is a lifesaver for me and is super useful for other developers too.
![Gonfia la rete [Inactive]](../gonfialarete.png)
Gonfia la rete
[2010] I created my first iOS app to listen to Napoli goals commented by fan broadcasters, watch goal videos, and get the latest team news.
This app kickstarted my love for app development. It garnered tens of thousands of downloads and hundreds of in-app purchases.
![SanQuiz Azzurro [Inactive]](../sanquizazzurro.png)
SanQuiz Azzurro
[2013] An iOS app packed with fun quizzes about the Napoli football team.
![Come d'incanto Milan [Inactive]](../comedincantomilan.png)
Come d'incanto Milan
[2011] An iOS app for Milan football fans to listen to goals commented by fan broadcasters and watch the goal videos.
My Superpowers
Programming Languages
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Swift
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Kotlin
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Ruby
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Objective-C
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JavaScript
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Node.js
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Python
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Java
Frameworks/Libraries
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Firebase
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Google APIs
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Rails
Markup and Styling
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HTML
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CSS
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XML
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YAML
Development Tools
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Xcode
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Android Studio
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Terminal
Version Control
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Git
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GitHub
QA and Testing Tools
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Capybara
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Selenium
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SauceLabs
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TestRail
Cloud Services & Databases
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Firebase Cloud Messaging
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Google Cloud
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Digital Ocean
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GoDaddy
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Firestore
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SQL Databases
AI
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Open AI API
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ChatGPT Assistants
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Gemini
Deployment & Analytics
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App Store Connect
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Google Analytics
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Meta Business Suite
Project Management
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Jira
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Trello
Design Tools
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GIMP
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Inkscape
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Photoshop
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Illustrator
Languages
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Italian
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English
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Spanish
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French
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Catalan
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Indonesian