Flutter Rebrand, Hosting & WebView Fix
Budget: ₹1,500 – ₹12,500 INR
I’m looking for a seasoned Flutter developer who can jump straight into an existing code-base and knock out three clear objectives:
• Hosting migration – Take the current PHP/Laravel admin panel and MySQL database off their old server and set them up on my Namecheap cPanel account. I’ll hand over FTP, cPanel and domain details; you make sure everything is live, env files updated, and APIs reachable from the app.
• App rebranding – Change the application name and swap in a new icon I already have, while keeping the same Android package name so Google Play retains its listing and users get a seamless update.
• WebView optimisation – Tweak the in-app WebView so it behaves like a full Chrome browser. Once done, Gemini AI pages must render properly and Google reCAPTCHA should pass without the usual “browser not supported” warning. If we uncover any other small WebView quirks along the way, I’m open to tightening those up too.
You’ll receive the full Flutter source, admin-panel files and Play Console access on day one. When you hand the project back, I expect:
1. Admin panel + database running error-free on Namecheap.
2. Updated build (APK/AAB) with new name & icon ready for production upload.
3. Verified WebView fixes on both Gemini AI and reCAPTCHA pages, demonstrated via a brief screen-record or test build.
If this sounds straightforward to you and you’ve handled similar migrations or WebView edge cases before, let’s get started today.
• Hosting migration – Take the current PHP/Laravel admin panel and MySQL database off their old server and set them up on my Namecheap cPanel account. I’ll hand over FTP, cPanel and domain details; you make sure everything is live, env files updated, and APIs reachable from the app.
• App rebranding – Change the application name and swap in a new icon I already have, while keeping the same Android package name so Google Play retains its listing and users get a seamless update.
• WebView optimisation – Tweak the in-app WebView so it behaves like a full Chrome browser. Once done, Gemini AI pages must render properly and Google reCAPTCHA should pass without the usual “browser not supported” warning. If we uncover any other small WebView quirks along the way, I’m open to tightening those up too.
You’ll receive the full Flutter source, admin-panel files and Play Console access on day one. When you hand the project back, I expect:
1. Admin panel + database running error-free on Namecheap.
2. Updated build (APK/AAB) with new name & icon ready for production upload.
3. Verified WebView fixes on both Gemini AI and reCAPTCHA pages, demonstrated via a brief screen-record or test build.
If this sounds straightforward to you and you’ve handled similar migrations or WebView edge cases before, let’s get started today.