EgyFitness users rely on the app's recipe-saving feature to track their diets as part of their broader fitness goals. When that feature broke, it directly undermined the reason people were using the app in the first place. Shees took complete ownership of the mobile app for this engagement — both the Android and iOS builds.

Diagnosed and fixed the recipe-saving bug — through direct code analysis, identified and resolved the underlying data-saving issue preventing users from saving and accessing recipes.

Cleaned up and optimized the codebase — removed unnecessary, unused clutter that had accumulated, improving overall app performance rather than just patching the immediate bug in isolation. Delivered across both platforms under complete ownership of the mobile app.

The bug fix alone would have restored the feature. Pairing it with a real codebase cleanup — rather than patching the specific broken path and leaving the surrounding clutter in place — is what turned a bug fix into a measurable performance improvement across the whole app.