FlutterFlow-WordPress API Integration
Budget: €12 – €18 EUR
I built the first version of my mobile app in FlutterFlow and now I’m ready to wire it up to the data and membership system that already lives on my WordPress site (FastMember handles the memberships). Some REST endpoints are in place, but others still need to be written, tested, and documented.
Here’s what I need next:
• Secure user authentication that lets existing WordPress users sign in from the FlutterFlow app and automatically recognises their membership tier from FastMember.
• Full membership management—updating profiles, upgrading or downgrading plans, and enforcing content restrictions—handled through custom endpoints where the default REST API falls short.
• Content synchronisation so posts, custom post-types, and media created or edited in WordPress surface inside the app with minimal delay.
• A location feature: the app must be able to save GPS coordinates back to a specific post type and later render all saved locations on a FlutterFlow map widget.
Your deliverable is a set of clean, well-commented endpoints (PHP/WordPress) plus the corresponding FlutterFlow actions and calls, all wired up, tested on both staging and production. I’ll supply repo access, Postman collections for the endpoints we already have, and a sample FlutterFlow project file. If we can get everything passing end-to-end tests—JWT token flow solid, membership checks accurate, content syncing in under 60 s, and the map populating with real-time pins—I’m ready to sign off.
Here’s what I need next:
• Secure user authentication that lets existing WordPress users sign in from the FlutterFlow app and automatically recognises their membership tier from FastMember.
• Full membership management—updating profiles, upgrading or downgrading plans, and enforcing content restrictions—handled through custom endpoints where the default REST API falls short.
• Content synchronisation so posts, custom post-types, and media created or edited in WordPress surface inside the app with minimal delay.
• A location feature: the app must be able to save GPS coordinates back to a specific post type and later render all saved locations on a FlutterFlow map widget.
Your deliverable is a set of clean, well-commented endpoints (PHP/WordPress) plus the corresponding FlutterFlow actions and calls, all wired up, tested on both staging and production. I’ll supply repo access, Postman collections for the endpoints we already have, and a sample FlutterFlow project file. If we can get everything passing end-to-end tests—JWT token flow solid, membership checks accurate, content syncing in under 60 s, and the map populating with real-time pins—I’m ready to sign off.