Flutter Development
I build and maintain Flutter products across the mobile client, backend integrations, and store release. My portfolio includes marketplaces, remittance, scheduling, and operational tools shipped for real users.
Build a new mobile product, unblock an existing release, or add AI where it solves a real problem. Choose the situation closest to yours.
I build and maintain Flutter products across the mobile client, backend integrations, and store release. My portfolio includes marketplaces, remittance, scheduling, and operational tools shipped for real users.
An app that is mostly complete needs a focused recovery plan. I review build failures, broken journeys, dependencies, and backend configuration before deciding what should change.
Maintenance keeps a shipped product buildable and usable while dependencies, platform tooling, and APIs change. I scope upgrades around the product’s critical journeys and a recoverable release.
Firebase issues can look like mobile UI bugs. I review the client configuration, user identity, access rules, and environment together so the fix addresses the failing workflow.
I work across Flutter and Laravel so mobile behavior can be traced through the API, authorization, and stored data. That is useful when both teams see a different half of the same bug.
A Flutter iOS release needs a working archive, correct account configuration, and a product ready for review. I help identify which part is blocking the release and verify the resulting build.
I bring senior software engineering and production Flutter-on-iOS experience to mobile products. The published apps below are Flutter applications; they are evidence of iOS delivery, not native Swift or SwiftUI client work.
I am currently building native Swift apps alongside my mobile and full-stack work. These apps are not live yet. My published client portfolio remains Flutter-based, so native scope starts with a discussion of the actual code and requirements.
My SwiftUI apps are currently in development and are not live yet. This work focuses on native product interfaces; the published Flutter applications are shown separately as mobile delivery experience.
A blocked iOS product needs its implementation and release state understood first. My published mobile experience is Flutter on iOS; native Swift takeover scope is assessed separately against the actual codebase.
I help teams clarify the account, product, and release work between a test build and an App Store submission. My published iOS delivery examples use Flutter; native implementation details are reviewed within the project scope.
I build AI products and connect useful model features to mobile workflows. The starting point is the task a person needs to finish, the data they can share, and the behavior when the model gets something wrong.
AI tools can accelerate a prototype. Before real users and payments arrive, I review the boundaries that a working demo does not prove: identity, data access, environments, failures, and deployment.
If the previous developer left, the backend is unreliable, or a release is blocked, the first task is to understand what is already working. I build a path from the current product to a verifiable release.