About Rajeev Ranjan

I'm Rajeev Ranjan, Founder and Developer at MishoraStudio — my independent app development studio based in Ahmedabad, India. I build native iOS, iPadOS, macOS, and Android apps with taste, without the dark patterns.

It started with small, sharp-edged tools. A macOS menu-bar monitor with a real-time liquid-glass HUD. An offline-first task manager that syncs across Mac and iPhone. A keyboard-safety utility for parents. Each app solves one problem well instead of chasing feature bloat.

Every app I ship is native-first. No Electron. No cross-platform wrappers. Your users deserve software that feels at home on their device built with Swift, SwiftUI, AppKit, Kotlin, and Jetpack Compose.

I started MishoraStudio the way most useful software starts: scratching my own itch. I wanted a Mac utility that did not exist, so I built it. Then another. Somewhere around app number three, freelance clients started asking if I would build the same kind of thing for them, and the studio became a real business instead of a side project.

Most of the people who hire me are startups and product teams who already know what they want built and just need someone who can actually ship it, not a deck, not a discovery workshop that goes nowhere, a working app. I work directly with founders, not through an account manager, which means fewer meetings and faster decisions.

Every project runs on a simple rhythm: clear scope up front, weekly builds you can actually open and use, and no surprise change orders halfway through. If something in the spec does not make sense once I am inside the code, I say so before it becomes a problem, not after.

MishoraStudio is based in Ahmedabad, India, and works with clients worldwide. The time zone difference has never once been the reason a project shipped late. Everything from the kickoff call to the TestFlight build happens over video calls, Git and async messages.

I care more about an app feeling correct on its platform than about reusing one codebase across three of them. That is the whole bet behind this studio: fewer, better, truly native apps beat a pile of cross-platform ones that feel like guests on every device they run on. If you want to see how the code actually looks, my GitHub is linked below, not just claimed.