Device-oriented workflows
My mobile diagnostic work has involved features such as camera, audio/video, geolocation, NFC, BLE, biometrics, sensors and voice/TTS where supported by the target device and project requirements.
I’m Amin Asadi Vosta (AminVost). My React Native work includes mobile diagnostic flows, hardware- and sensor-oriented features, backend communication and the practical debugging needed when an application depends on real devices rather than only standard UI screens.

I work on the application layer as well as the integrations that make mobile products useful: device APIs, native behavior, communication, permissions and production debugging.
My mobile diagnostic work has involved features such as camera, audio/video, geolocation, NFC, BLE, biometrics, sensors and voice/TTS where supported by the target device and project requirements.
When a React Native library is not enough, I’m comfortable working around native Android/iOS behavior, diagnosing compatibility problems and connecting JavaScript flows to device capabilities or companion tooling.
Mobile applications often need more than local UI state. I’ve worked with WebSocket-style status/command flows, REST APIs, authentication and companion desktop/server services as part of diagnostic and cross-platform systems.
Real-device development means handling hardware differences, unsupported capabilities, permissions and edge cases. I treat those behaviors as part of the product, with explicit supported/not-supported flows and careful fallback handling.
Projects that show hands-on mobile development rather than generic technology keywords.
Mobile-device diagnostic application built with React Native for iOS and Android, covering device-test workflows and communication with companion services/tooling.
Persian mobile-first charades game delivered as a PWA with local-first behavior, offline tolerance and production VPS deployment.
General-purpose tournament and competition management platform for digital games, FC/PS5 events and in-person board-game competitions.
Persian mobile-first Mafia game companion built to guide a game host through running in-person sessions.
Simple mobile application for personal to-do management, preserved as an early mobile-development project.
I also work across Next.js, React, PHP, APIs, WebSocket, Linux and production infrastructure. That matters when the mobile app is only one client inside a larger product workflow.
My broader experience includes PWAs and Electron applications, so I’m used to deciding which logic belongs in the client, what should be shared with backend services and where platform-specific behavior is unavoidable.
Send the project requirements, target devices and integrations and I can review the technical scope.