Code Review Services & App Review Services | Let Brian Kayfitz Review Your Code
Need a Mobile App Code Review? Ship a better product with clear, maintainable code.
We’ve conducted hundreds of code reviews for developers, startups, and enterprise teams. Whether you’re looking for a one-time audit or ongoing oversight, we offer on-demand code review services tailored for mobile app development teams.
We specialize in what we affectionately call “Boring Code.” Why boring? Because boring code is predictable, readable, and easy to maintain—even months after it’s been written. You shouldn’t waste time deciphering clever or overly complex code. Great code should be clear, not clever.
It’s easy to write code that a computer understands. The real challenge—especially in teams—is writing code that humans can read, understand, and extend.
App Developers Brian has conducted code reviews for:
Adyton
Rosita
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Why do code reviews by Brian Kayfitz
- Brian has been doing manual on-demand Flutter code reviews for over 5 years.
- Brian has developed over 20+ apps in the past 10 years. Some of his apps have been award winning.
- 5 Star review for all services related to app development including code-mentoring. See reviews here.
- Brian is a co-author of the Flutter Cookbook, available for sale on Amazon.
- All code reviews are done exclusively by Brian Kayfitz, he has reviewed app code’s for independent developers as well as teams as large as 50 developers.
Type of App Development Code Reviews Available?
Brian specializes exclusively on code reviews for mobile app developers. Including:
- Flutter Code Reviews
- Dart Code Reviews
- Swift Code Reviews
- Java Code Reviews
- Objective-C Code Reviews
- Javascript Code Review
Having your code reviewed by a senior app developer ensures that your code will be merged successfully without causing any regressions.
On-Demand Code Review Services for your mobile app development Includes:
- Review code base to ensure it follows team standards.
- Check that the code fulfills the business requirements.
- Prioritize code legibility so all developers can understand the code without effort.
- Recommend strategies to add automation tests, decreasing chance of future bugs and regressions.
- Ensure code adheres to the highest standards.
Frequently Asked Questions About Code Review?
How long does it take to do a code review?
Code reviews typically take between 30 minutes to a few hours, depending on the app’s complexity and feature set. Brian aims to deliver your review within 48 hours of receiving access to your codebase.
How do I deliver my App's Code for review?
How to Submit Code for Review
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First, fork your changes to a feature branch.
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When you’re ready to submit your code for review, simply create a pull request (or merge request) on your code hosting platform (e.g. GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket).
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Select Brian as the reviewer or notify your team to assign him.
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Brian will review the changes and leave detailed, actionable comments to help improve code quality and maintainability.
What is some best practices for your app code?
It’s considered best practice to include a suite of automated tests with your pull request. This not only helps demonstrate that your changes meet the intended business requirements, but also ensures your code doesn’t break existing functionality. In fact, some code review workflows will automatically reject pull requests that don’t include appropriate unit tests.
My app has been rejected by AppStore can you help?
Prevent App Store Rejections
One of the key purposes of a code review is to catch bugs or red flags that could block your app from being approved by the App Store or Google Play Console. This has become an increasing issue, especially when developers reuse third-party code or packages that may have been flagged for spammy or malicious behavior in other apps.
A thorough code review helps ensure that your app meets platform guidelines, avoids common pitfalls, and is more likely to be approved on the first submission.
What advice can you provide to junior app developers?
As a senior mobile app developer, Brian recommends keeping your pull requests small and focused—ideally under 200 lines of code. Smaller pull requests make it easier for reviewers to provide clear, concise, and meaningful feedback, leading to faster approvals and fewer bugs.
What technologies do you have experience with?
Brian is a senior mobile app developer and mentor with experience across a wide range of technologies, including Flutter, Dart, Swift, Objective-C, C#, JavaScript, Java, Python, Spring, and Kotlin.
If you’re working with a technology not listed here, feel free to reach out — Brian may still be able to help or point you in the right direction.
How many Flutter code reviews for app developers have you done?
As a mobile app developer, Brian has conducted code reviews for over 30 different app development teams — from small groups of just a few developers to larger teams of 20 to 50 engineers. His reviews focus on improving code quality, ensuring scalability, and aligning with best practices.
In addition to code reviews, can you fix bugs?
Yes, Brian can definitely help fix bugs that are preventing your app from launching. As a senior mobile app developer, he has extensive experience resolving issues in code to ensure a smooth launch. Whether your app is still in development or already live but needs urgent updates, Brian can quickly diagnose and solve problems to keep your project on track.