About Kamal Nasir
Kamal Nasir is an independent iOS developer who has built mobile apps professionally since 2012. He builds small iPhone apps, each made for one job, and publishes them on the App Store under his own name.
Background
Kamal builds on iOS in Swift, SwiftUI and Objective-C, on Android in Kotlin and Java, and writes the server APIs behind the apps, including e-commerce apps with payment gateways and apps that analyze personal health data. He studied at the University of Engineering and Technology, Taxila.
Experience
- Building the Cherify app, Cherify LLC (November 2025 to present). Cherify is an AI-powered keyboard app.
- Mobile Application Developer, Cordato LLC (August 2023 to present). iOS, Apple Watch and Android apps with their backend APIs, for managing and analyzing users' health data.
- Senior iOS Developer, eddress (September 2021 to August 2023). E-commerce and delivery apps for clients including Gorillas, Nok Nok and Pronto, with new features and payment gateways.
- Senior Software Engineer and Technical Lead, Komatsu Pakistan Soft (August 2013 to August 2021). Enterprise applications for Komatsu, from architecture through development and testing.
- iOS Developer, SabeeloNet (May 2012 to August 2013). App Store apps, including a statistics app built on complex mathematical operations.
The apps
These are the apps on sale now. Each one has its own page with screenshots, answers to common questions and a comparison with similar apps.
- Kamera Pro: Night vision camera with a LiDAR lens (support)
- ChartKey: Keyboard for medical charting (support)
- Nocturne: Scan Pokémon, Magic and One Piece cards for value (support)
- HydroNest: Water tracker for the whole family (support)
- Halo: Migraine tracker and headache diary (support)
- Fennel: IBS food diary and symptom tracker (support)
- Litmus: Reads food labels and flags ingredients (support)
- Dalil: Halal scanner with sourced rulings (support)
- NoteKey: Keyboard for therapy notes (support)
- Quint: Song key, BPM and loudness finder (support)
- Pitot: Hourly weather for drone flights (support)
- Jolt: Tic tac toe that never ends in a draw (support)
How the apps are made
Each app is designed, built and maintained by Kamal. Before an app is built, he studies the apps people already use for the same job and what their reviews ask for, then builds an app that does that one job well.
Several of the apps work without an account and keep what you record on your iPhone. Each app's page says what applies to it.
Contact
Questions about an app go to its support page, linked next to it above. To report a mistake on this site, use the support page of the app the guide is about.
Elsewhere
All of the apps are on Kamal Nasir's App Store page. How the guides on this site are made.