Flutter Productivity App Development
Budget: ₹600 – ₹1,500 INR
I’m working on a new productivity-focused mobile app and want it built in Flutter so it runs smoothly on both iOS and Android from a single codebase. The core idea and screens are already sketched out; what I need now is a developer who can turn those wireframes into a polished, production-ready application.
Here’s how I picture the collaboration:
• Set up the Flutter project with clean architecture and state management that scales.
• Translate my Figma/mock-ups into responsive UI, respecting platform guidelines while keeping one consistent look and feel.
• Hook up basic offline-first data storage and simple sync so users can keep working without a connection.
• Implement the initial feature set (task lists, reminders, and a dashboard) with smooth navigation and fast load times.
• Package and test the builds for both iOS and Android, then push to TestFlight/Play Console for review.
Acceptance criteria
– Both platform builds launch with no critical or high-priority crashes.
– All listed features function as agreed and persist data locally.
– Code is handed over in a Git repository with clear README and build instructions.
If this aligns with your Flutter skill set and you have apps in the stores to show for it, let’s talk timelines and milestones so we can get this productivity tool into users’ hands.
Here’s how I picture the collaboration:
• Set up the Flutter project with clean architecture and state management that scales.
• Translate my Figma/mock-ups into responsive UI, respecting platform guidelines while keeping one consistent look and feel.
• Hook up basic offline-first data storage and simple sync so users can keep working without a connection.
• Implement the initial feature set (task lists, reminders, and a dashboard) with smooth navigation and fast load times.
• Package and test the builds for both iOS and Android, then push to TestFlight/Play Console for review.
Acceptance criteria
– Both platform builds launch with no critical or high-priority crashes.
– All listed features function as agreed and persist data locally.
– Code is handed over in a Git repository with clear README and build instructions.
If this aligns with your Flutter skill set and you have apps in the stores to show for it, let’s talk timelines and milestones so we can get this productivity tool into users’ hands.