Most mobile app projects start with the wrong question. Founders think about screens before they think about data. Then the backend gets bolted on later and the whole thing becomes fragile.

I start with the product. What data does this app need? How does it flow? What does the schema look like? What tech stack makes sense for where you are now and where you are going? Then I build the backend and the Flutter frontend together, so they fit perfectly.

You get a complete, production-ready mobile app with a real backend, not a prototype that falls apart under real usage.

What I cover:

User flow mapping and app architecture planning

Tech stack selection for both mobile and backend

Database schema design and data modeling

Backend API development with auth and business logic

Flutter frontend for iOS and Android

Full integration, testing, and app store deployment

Step 1: Product discovery covering users, core features, data needs, and business logic

Step 2: User flow mapping and app architecture planning

Step 3: Tech stack selection and schema design

Step 4: Backend API development and testing

Step 5: Flutter app development screen by screen

Step 6: Full integration, QA, performance testing, and app store submission

Complete user flow maps covering all app states, edge cases, and navigation paths before any code is written

Written document covering every major technical decision with rationale your team can reference long after the project ends

Fully designed schema with relationships, indexes, and types optimized for mobile access patterns

REST API with authentication, user management, authorization, and all business logic implemented cleanly

Cross-platform Flutter app for iOS and Android with clean architecture and scalable state management

Email, Google, Apple, or social login depending on your requirements, with secure session handling

Firebase Cloud Messaging setup for both platforms with notification routing

Build preparation, metadata, screenshots setup, and submission support for both App Store and Google Play

2-week bug fix support after the app goes live in both stores

I do not start building until the user flows, data model, and tech stack are agreed upon. This prevents the expensive rewrites that happen when these decisions are made mid-project.

Because I build both, the API is designed specifically for what the mobile app needs. No over-fetching, no missing endpoints, no performance surprises.

I care about how the app looks and feels, not just whether it works. Every screen is built with visual consistency and interaction quality in mind.

I have worked with early-stage teams where the ability to make fast, well-reasoned decisions matters as much as the code itself. I move quickly without cutting corners.