Flutter Music App AWS Deployment
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I have the entire UI for a music-streaming mobile app ready to go; what’s missing is the working product. I’m handing you the Figma screens, AWS account, and all required tokens so you can turn the design into a production-grade Flutter application backed by Django and released on my AWS environment.
Here’s what I’m expecting you to handle from end to end:
• Flutter build: translate the existing UI pixel-perfectly for both iOS and Android, wire up audio playback, search, user libraries, and any other screens already designed.
• Django backend: craft a clean REST/GraphQL API, implement user, playlist, and media endpoints, and connect it to whichever database layer you recommend (SQL, NoSQL, or a mix—happy to discuss).
• AWS launch: provision the services (EC2 / Elastic Beanstalk / ECS, RDS or DynamoDB, S3 for media, CloudFront, etc.), set up environment variables and secure key management, then push a running test build.
• DevOps basics: CI/CD pipeline, error logging, monitoring, and the ability to roll out updates without downtime.
• Handover: clear documentation and a short walk-through so I can maintain and scale after release.
All account access will be in place from day one, so you can get straight to provisioning. I’m flexible on tooling details as long as the final result is a smooth, stable music app accessible through the App Store and Google Play and fully hosted in AWS.
Here’s what I’m expecting you to handle from end to end:
• Flutter build: translate the existing UI pixel-perfectly for both iOS and Android, wire up audio playback, search, user libraries, and any other screens already designed.
• Django backend: craft a clean REST/GraphQL API, implement user, playlist, and media endpoints, and connect it to whichever database layer you recommend (SQL, NoSQL, or a mix—happy to discuss).
• AWS launch: provision the services (EC2 / Elastic Beanstalk / ECS, RDS or DynamoDB, S3 for media, CloudFront, etc.), set up environment variables and secure key management, then push a running test build.
• DevOps basics: CI/CD pipeline, error logging, monitoring, and the ability to roll out updates without downtime.
• Handover: clear documentation and a short walk-through so I can maintain and scale after release.
All account access will be in place from day one, so you can get straight to provisioning. I’m flexible on tooling details as long as the final result is a smooth, stable music app accessible through the App Store and Google Play and fully hosted in AWS.