Flutter Receipt Scanner App
Budget: $3,000 – $5,000 USD
My goal is to have a single Flutter code-base that ships to both iOS and Android and lets the user snap a receipt, fix the picture if it is skewed or dark, run OCR directly on-device, and see each line item neatly broken down into quantity, description and price. The app should support at least five type of restaurant receipts
Accuracy matters: on our agreed test set the extraction needs to reach 90 % or better, even when the photo is slightly blurred or poorly lit. I want the entire pipeline—image handling, text recognition, parsing and storage—to stay under my control. That means no calls to private back-end servers; if any cloud components are needed, you will wire them to service accounts, databases or buckets that I create and manage.
Deliverables
• APK (installable build) for review and testing
• Full project folder (source code, assets, configuration)
• Technical documentation that explains how the code works
The Software Requirements Specification (SRS) document is attached. Please note that milestones must be completed in the agreed sequence. Work on subsequent milestones should not begin without prior approval, as doing so may affect both project planning and overall cost.
Accuracy matters: on our agreed test set the extraction needs to reach 90 % or better, even when the photo is slightly blurred or poorly lit. I want the entire pipeline—image handling, text recognition, parsing and storage—to stay under my control. That means no calls to private back-end servers; if any cloud components are needed, you will wire them to service accounts, databases or buckets that I create and manage.
Deliverables
• APK (installable build) for review and testing
• Full project folder (source code, assets, configuration)
• Technical documentation that explains how the code works
The Software Requirements Specification (SRS) document is attached. Please note that milestones must be completed in the agreed sequence. Work on subsequent milestones should not begin without prior approval, as doing so may affect both project planning and overall cost.