Ravi Sorathiya: Android developer, Kotlin & Jetpack Compose
Explore Ravi Sorathiya's Android work with Kotlin and Jetpack Compose: Messages, Gallery Pro, a PDF editor, and technical notes behind the apps.
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I’m an Android developer working with Kotlin and Jetpack Compose. This portfolio brings together my apps, the technical decisions behind them, and the notes I write along the way. Think of this page as a few different doors into that work.
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Ravi Sorathiyahttps://ravisorathiya.github.ioRavi Sorathiya — Android Developer | Kotlin & Jetpack Compose AppsI build and ship Android apps people use every day — dialers, SMS messengers, galleries, calendars and a full PDF editor.
Ravi Sorathiyahttps://ravisorathiya.github.io › projects › phone-callPhone Call — Android app by Ravi SorathiyaA replacement default phone dialer with spam blocking, call themes and caller ID.
- Ravi Sorathiyahttps://ravisorathiya.github.io › blog › shipping-android-apps-template-remote-config-baseline-profilesOne template, 11 Play Store apps: Remote Config, consent and Baseline Profiles
Sep 30, 2026 — The shared foundation behind my Google Play apps: Firebase Remote Config switches, a GDPR consent flow, onboarding, in-app updates and Baseline Profiles for fast startup.
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“Ravi Sorathiya Android”: meet the developer
If you remember my name and what I build, start here. My About page covers my skills and experience, while the project collection gives you the apps themselves.
My work includes dialers, SMS messengers, galleries and productivity tools. Open a project to move beyond a name and an icon: each case study explains what the app does and some of the engineering behind it.
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“Ravi Sorathiya Jetpack Compose”: Messages and Gallery Pro
Remember the toolkit? Try my name with Jetpack Compose.
Two places to begin are Messages, an SMS and MMS app, and Gallery Pro. Their project pages connect the interface to the app’s features and technical stack.
I like that a portfolio can answer the next question, too: after “Do you work with Compose?” comes “What have you built with it?” These pages are where I put that context.
The same goes for the rest of the stack. Pick a skill to see exactly which apps use it, straight from each project’s tech list:
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“Ravi Sorathiya Kotlin”: native Android and a PDF editor
For a broader look at my Android work, try Kotlin alongside my name. Start with my skills and experience, then visit Dev Notes for a closer look at implementation choices.
One example is building a PDF editor with pdf.js inside an Android WebView. It follows a specific problem across the boundary between web rendering and native Android code.
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Ravi Sorathiya
Android Developer · Kotlin · Compose
A name gets you started. A skill adds context. The projects tell the rest of the story.