Amey ReghuSenior Associate Consultant · InfosysSr. Associate Consultant · Infosys
“Before any of this was a job, it was just wanting to see what would happen.”
Sideloaded JARs. CyanogenMod and Resurrection Remix. Ubuntu Touch and Sailfish OS on phones that were never meant to run them. A long list of bricked devices — and the very specific satisfaction of making something boot that wasn't supposed to.
The bootloader is unlocked and software integrity cannot be guaranteed.
“The same instinct, pointed at things that had to work.”
Freelance desktop and web work first. Then production Flutter as the only developer on the project. Then enterprise mobile at scale — financial-services applications with real money moving through them, hardened against rooted devices.
Flutter mostly, it's where I'm sharpest. React Native when it suits the team. Jetpack Compose and SwiftUI when a project wants native.
2019 → freelance · 2022 → production Flutter
2022–2026 → consulting, enterprise & fintech mobile
“Most of what I know, I learned because I got curious on a weekend.”
A home server that started as one box and became a habit. A network I wired mostly so I'd understand it. Mobile security and rooted devices — the same territory I used to break, approached from the other side. And robotics, where software finally has consequences.
“Could a local model hold a real conversation, and keep everything on the machine?”
A Flutter app on macOS talking to Ollama or LM Studio, swapping between local models mid-conversation. Voice is the part I'm working on now — audio in, voice activity detection, barge-in, so you can interrupt it the way you'd interrupt a person.
Private documents, never leaving the machine, is where it's headed.
Not built yet.
“Most of the work turns out to be in how you ask.”
Prompt structure, few-shot examples, guardrails, breaking a hard problem into pieces a model can actually hold. Running the same task past different models to see which one is wrong, and how.
Coding agents and harnesses — Codex, Antigravity, Cursor — used as a way to get further into unfamiliar territory, faster.
“Several things running at once, and I'm responsible for how they land.”
Senior Associate Consultant at Infosys, in enterprise product development. Mobile-focused product work across parallel workstreams — guiding development and customization, making the technical calls, and being the person who has to have an answer.
React Native and Flutter, at a scale where the interesting problems stop being about the framework.
A Flutter app on macOS that holds a conversation with a model running entirely on the machine. Swap between local models mid-conversation. Voice is the current work — audio capture, voice activity detection, and barge-in, so you can cut it off mid-sentence the way you would a person.
A control interface for a telepresence robot: speech recognition, an LLM in the loop, MQTT for transport and ROS on the other end. The point where the conversational work stops being a chat window and starts moving something in a room.
A runtime that builds a whole Flutter application from JSON — with a model writing the JSON. An experiment in describing an app rather than assembling every screen by hand. There's a React Native sibling that does the same for navigation and screens.
Several years of enterprise and financial-services mobile work that can't be named here: deposit, loan and savings platforms; role-based approval workflows; real-time synchronisation; and applications hardened with runtime self-protection against rooted and tampered devices. Happy to talk about the engineering in person.
Flutter · React Native · Expo · WunderGraph · RASP · FCM
“There's always something else I want to pull apart.”
If you're building something unusual, or you want an engineer who'll actually read the documentation — I'm around.