AI-native mobile experiences
I turn emerging model capabilities into focused consumer products—not demos. The work spans interaction design, model orchestration, reliability, safety, and the details that make an app worth returning to.
Founder at App Skies
AI-powered consumer apps, engineered natively for iOS and Android—and shaped by the product, growth, and operating systems behind them.
What I build
I turn emerging model capabilities into focused consumer products—not demos. The work spans interaction design, model orchestration, reliability, safety, and the details that make an app worth returning to.
Swift, SwiftUI, UIKit, Kotlin, Jetpack Compose, TypeScript, Firebase, APIs, analytics, and the release infrastructure around them.
I create reusable tooling for experimentation, localization, monetization, release operations, and mobile growth—so every product makes the next one smarter.
How I work
Validation, positioning, roadmaps, and turning ambiguous ideas into testable products.
Native iOS and Android architecture, implementation, quality, and release delivery.
Model and API selection, orchestration, prompt systems, reliability, and useful interfaces.
Subscriptions, analytics, localization, ASO, experiments, and operational automation.
Build notes
I’m documenting the real decisions behind AI consumer apps: product bets, architecture, experiments, distribution, and what I would do differently.
Short lessons and working notes on X.
↗A practical framework for useful, reliable AI consumer apps.
→Contracts, failure handling, observability, evaluation, and controlled rollout.
→About
I’m Asım Can Yağız, founder, director, and majority owner of App Skies. For the past five years, I’ve worked across the full lifecycle of consumer mobile products—from the first prototype to engineering, monetization, localization, analytics, and growth.
Today, my focus is AI-powered consumer apps and the tools that help small teams build and operate them with more speed and clarity.
Contact
Tell me what you are working on, where you need help, and what a useful outcome would look like.