I build full iOS apps end to end with Flutter and Firebase — UI, state management, backend, and a build that actually runs on a real device, not just a Figma click-through.

This comes from building production apps myself, not tutorials: auth flows, real-time data, push notifications, in-app payments, the parts that usually break the first time. I design and build the whole thing solo, so what you get is a coherent app, not a patchwork of disconnected screens.

A working iOS app (up to 6 core screens): onboarding/auth, main flow, and one core feature fully functional

Firebase backend set up (auth, database, and storage as needed)

A real build you can install and test on a device via TestFlight

Clean, organized codebase you (or another developer) can build on

1 round of revisions

App Store submission and review process (Apple's review timeline is outside my control — quoted separately once the app is ready)

Android/Play Store build (can be added — Flutter makes this straightforward once iOS is done)

Features beyond the agreed MVP scope (e.g. additional core features, social logins, complex payment flows)

Kickoff — a short call or async brief: what the app does, who it's for, and which feature is the one that matters most.

Structure — map the screens and data model before writing UI, so the app holds together as it grows.

Build — development in stages, with progress shared as it happens, not just at the end.

TestFlight build — first working version delivered within 2 - 3 weeks.

Revision — one round of feedback and fixes.

Handoff — final codebase, organized and documented enough to hand off or continue building.

A short description of the app and its core flow

Which single feature is the most important one to get right first

Any existing brand assets (logo, colors) — if you don't have any yet, I can define a light direction as part of the project

A Firebase project (I can help set this up if you don't have one)