Before founding CodeHills, Danish collaborated directly with RedHot Design on Tame Vet App, a digital pet care platform created to make veterinary support more accessible, convenient, and manageable for everyday pet owners. The platform combined real-time veterinary communication, pet health record management, reminders, scheduling systems, and premium service features into a connected mobile experience focused on improving day-to-day pet care across both Android and iOS devices.

When Danish joined the project, the existing application contained numerous technical issues and performance limitations that required significant improvements across both frontend and backend systems. The mobile application was built using Ionic Capacitor with Cordova for both Android and iOS platforms, and Danish worked extensively to resolve existing bugs, improve application stability, and optimize functionality throughout the platform.

A major part of the work involved building high-performance native functionality for the mobile application. Danish developed several custom native plugins for both Capacitor and Cordova to support features that required deeper integration with native Android and iOS capabilities while improving runtime performance and application reliability. These custom plugins helped extend the functionality of the application beyond standard framework limitations while maintaining a smoother and more responsive user experience across both platforms.

In addition to mobile development, Danish also implemented multiple backend schedulers and server-side functionalities deployed directly on Google Cloud Functions (GCP Functions). His work included creating automated processes, background task execution systems, and scalable backend logic to support reminders, notifications, and operational workflows within the platform.

Throughout the engagement, Danish contributed across both frontend and backend development, implementing a wide range of features while continuously improving application reliability, maintainability, and cross-platform performance. The project required flexibility, problem-solving, and the ability to adapt quickly as real-world product needs evolved during development, all while maintaining steady delivery momentum.

What made the collaboration especially valuable was the balance between technical competence, responsiveness, and professionalism. Clear communication, dependable execution, and a practical development mindset helped create a smooth and productive working relationship throughout the project. For a client building a service-driven healthcare-focused product, having a developer who could improve an existing cross-platform application, extend native functionality, and support scalable backend systems added meaningful long-term value to the engagement.