Flutter Social Networking App Build

I’m building a cross-platform social networking application in Flutter that centres on instant messaging, rich user profiles and seamless media sharing, all backed by real-time push notifications. The end result should feel fast, look clean and modern, and behave consistently on both iOS and Android.

Interface & experience
• A responsive layout that adapts elegantly to phones and tablets
• Smooth, 60 fps navigation and animations
• Contemporary, clutter-free visuals following Material 3 / Cupertino guidelines

Core functionality
• One-to-one and group chat with typing indicators, read receipts and offline queueing
• Profile screens with editable avatars, bios and status
• Image & video sharing straight from the camera roll, compressed and uploaded in the background
• Firebase (or comparable) push notifications for new messages and mentions

Architecture & code quality
• Well-structured, null-safe Dart, organised by feature and following SOLID principles
• State management via Provider, Riverpod or BLoC—open to whichever you favour, provided it remains testable
• Clear separation of UI, business logic and API services, with thorough unit & widget tests
• Inline documentation and a concise README that allows another developer to pick up the project quickly

Collaboration expectations
I’ll supply API endpoints and design assets; you keep me in the loop with weekly progress builds and quick Slack/Telegram check-ins. Milestones should be realistic and I’m happy to review and sign off each one promptly. Any bugs discovered during acceptance testing are to be fixed before final hand-off at no extra cost.

Deliverables
• Full Flutter source code in a private Git repository
• Release-ready builds for iOS (IPA) and Android (AAB)
• Basic CI workflow (GitHub Actions or similar) compiling, running tests and generating artefacts
• Post-launch support for minor revisions and hot-fixes during an agreed grace period

Once these items are met and the app passes my test scenarios—no crashes, no major UI glitches and successful end-to-end message delivery—I’ll consider the project complete and release the final milestone.