Co-founder & CEO
Kodular
A drag-and-drop platform that democratizes mobile app development, enabling anyone to build Android apps without writing a single line of code.
Impact & Reach
Timeline & Milestones
2017
Kodular founded by 7 co-founders as a fork from MIT App Inventor 2
First public beta version released as "Makeroid"
2018
First production version: Kodular Andromeda
Rebranded from "Makeroid" to "Kodular"
2019
Merged with AppyBuilder, another fork from MIT App Inventor 2
2021
Google partnership launched with Google Ad Manager integration
2022
Introduced Kodular Premium
2023
Announced planned collaboration with MIT App Inventor 2
2025
Launched Kodular Monetize as a new usage-based pricing system
2026
Rebuilt Kodular Auth with passkeys, magic links, and two-factor authentication
Centralized account management into Kodular Auth, migrating settings out of My Kodular
Launched the new Kodular Creator platform, migrating off Google App Engine to modern cloud infrastructure
My Role & Contributions
Company Leadership
- → Led company communications and updates through The Kodular Korner blog
- → Oversaw AppyBuilder merge and integration
- → Guided platform growth from beta to production, serving millions of users
- → Contribute features back to MIT App Inventor 2
Technical Contributions
- → Developed My Kodular - User dashboard and account management system
- → Developed Kodular Auth - Centralized authentication service with 2FA support
- → Developed Kodular Monetize - Usage-based ad monetization system
- → Manage all infrastructure across Kubernetes, AWS, and Hetzner
Key Partnerships & Integrations
Technology & Infrastructure
Tech Stack
- • Kodular Creator: Java, GWT (Google Web Toolkit), Kubernetes, Hetzner
- • Kodular Auth: TanStack Start, TypeScript, AWS
- • My Kodular: TanStack Start, TypeScript, AWS
- • Kodular Monetize: Serverless Microservices, TypeScript, AWS
Infrastructure