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Shipping a Flutter app can be blocked by small release gaps: versioning, permissions, reviewer access, store metadata, monitoring, or rollback ownership.
I turned that release process into a free, evidence-first 20-point checklist for Android and iOS.
It includes:
• an editable Markdown checklist
• a CSV evidence and ownership log
• a print-friendly PDF
• current official source links
Built for solo Flutter developers, small product teams, and agencies preparing App Store or Google Play releases.
What is the release check your team most often catches too late?
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Hushku — a notification management app that gives users full control over their digital attention.
The problem:
We get 80+ notifications a day across 30+ apps. Every app fights for our attention, and we have zero control over what gets through and what doesn't. The result: constant interruptions, scattered focus, and notification fatigue. We don't have a notification problem — we have an attention problem.
The solution:
Hushku centralizes all notifications into one app and lets users organize them on their own terms. Users connect their apps, create custom categories (Banking, Work, Social — whatever matters to them), and assign priority levels to each category:
Urgent — notifications get through immediately
Important — visible in the feed but don't interrupt
Low — silenced, check when you want
The app also includes Focus Mode (silence everything except urgent for a set time), the ability to disable native notifications from connected apps, and a daily summary that recaps all notification activity.
Why I wanted it to exist:
Every notification app I've tried either blocks everything or lets everything through. None of them let me decide what matters on my own terms. I wanted an app where I define the categories, I set the rules, and my phone only interrupts me when I've decided it should. Hushku is that app.
How I built it:
I started by planning the full product in FigJam — concept, name origin, features, visual system, and screen flow. Then I generated each screen individually in Flowstep with detailed prompts specifying exact colors (hex codes), typography rules, spacing, and content. After generation, I exported to Figma to refine consistency across all screens, then imported back to Flowstep to build the final clickable prototype.
The name Hushku comes from Hush (silence) + FoKUs (focus). The visual identity follows the same philosophy: dark, calm, minimal — nothing fights for your attention except what you've decided matters.
Screens: Welcome, Onboarding (3 steps: connect apps, create first category, confirmation), Home Feed, Focus Mode, All Categories, Inside Category, Create/Edit Category, Settings.
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Love the choice of colors!