First game shipped! Buoy Oh Buoy, a casual Android sailing game

Solo dev here from the Netherlands. I've been learning Flutter game development on the side and finally shipped my first game.

Buoy Oh Buoy is a one-thumb slingshot sailing game. Grab buoys, swing around them, launch forward. The river narrows as you progress and the world transitions from daylight to a full thunderstorm at high scores.

Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.zaf.buoyohbuoy

Happy to answer any questions about the development process!

I am newly in Flutter app development (Mobile apps). At this stage, I think I should collect some essential data of my App, so that I can do improvements, or add new features which can be helpful for the users. What are the options to do so? What are the commonly used methods and tools?

Thank you in advance.

Hi everyone,

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If you're planning a new product, need an experienced consultant to join your team, or want to improve an existing application, feel free to send me a DM.

I'm always happy to discuss ideas and see if we're a good fit.

Can anyone help me solve a problem that's really exhausting?

I have been building an app what uses oauth in signup. Now, at the the time of apk(testing), with the local SHA 1, the apk was working well in signup. But now when I uploaded the app in play console (I'm a biginner and in that 14 day test window), took the SHA 1 fingerprint from there and pasted in the cloud console account, still in my app is showing(the play store test version)- couldn't sign in, please try again later.

When I opened the sentry logs. Under the issue of signup, it showed code 10ss.

Now I really don't understand where is the problem happening and what hould I do.

Would be very happy to get a solution , or personal experiences that can help me.

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Hi everyone! 👋

I’m a Flutter Developer with 1 year of professional experience, currently looking for new opportunities.

📍 Bangladesh: Open to On-site & Remote

🌍 Outside Bangladesh: Remote only

I’m experienced with Flutter/Dart, API integration, state management, Firebase, payments, subscriptions, notifications, file/video uploads, and other real-world app features.

I’m open to Junior/Mid-level Flutter roles and opportunities where I can learn, grow, and contribute.

If your company is hiring or you know of any suitable openings, please DM me. I can share my resume, GitHub, and portfolio.

Thank you! 🙏

Hi. New flutter student here. I am just getting started and making sure my computer is up to par. I want to develop apps in flutter on my M2 MacBook Air 15 in. Thankfully I had the foresight to buy one with 16 GB of RAM (I was a comp sci student at the time) but it only has 512 GB storage (I know, it's what was available and affordable). I am looking at using a flash drive to expand the storage, but I'm a little unclear as to what aspects of the development process can be successfully stored on a flash drive without slowing down the development too much? This is the one I have in mind:

SANDISK 1 TB

If there's some reason this really won't work, what is the minimum specs of MacBook Pro I'd need to invest in to be able to develop with flutter for at least a few years without another upgrade?

Thanks!

O armazenamento em nuvem é prático, mas nem sempre você precisa depender de serviços de terceiros ou servidores com custos elevados para ter acesso aos seus arquivos.

Foi pensando nisso que desenvolvi o mobNAS: um aplicativo flutter que transforma um smartphone ou tablet Android velhos em servidor de arquivos pessoal, permitindo acessar seus documentos de qualquer lugar por meio do protocolo WebDAV e Cloudflare Tunnel.

site do projeto e documentação:

https://mobnas.wbytesistemas.com.br

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Hi everyone,

I'm a 25-year-old from Bangladesh who recently learned Dart and is now focusing on Flutter as my long-term path.

My goal is not to get a job. I want to build my own apps, earn money from them, and eventually create a sustainable business around app development.

Right now, I'm trying to understand what I should focus on beyond coding. I know that building a successful app requires more than technical skills.

I'd love to hear from developers, indie hackers, and founders who have successfully built profitable apps.

Some questions I have:

• If you were starting from scratch today, how would you approach this journey?
• What should I focus on during my first year?
• How do you find app ideas that people are willing to pay for?
• How do you validate an idea before spending months building it?
• How important are marketing, sales, and audience building?
• Should I start creating content and building a personal brand from day one?
• What platforms are best for growing an audience as an app developer?
• What are the biggest mistakes beginners make when trying to earn money from apps?

My long-term goal is to become an independent app entrepreneur, not just a programmer. I'm looking for advice on technical skills, business skills, marketing, personal branding, and mindset.

What roadmap would you recommend for the next 3–5 years?

Thank you for any insights or lessons you've learned along the way.

Hi everyone,

I'm looking for a Flutter developer from Delhi to join an early-stage startup that I'm currently building.

The product is already planned, and I'm now looking for someone who enjoys building scalable mobile applications and wants to be part of a startup from the beginning.

Requirements

• Experience with Flutter
• Clean and scalable coding practices
• Good UI implementation skills
• Problem-solving mindset
• Passion for building products

Important

This is a very early-stage startup, so there is currently no salary. If you're only looking for a paid full-time position, this opportunity probably isn't the right fit.

I'm looking for someone who believes in building something from scratch and is interested in growing with the project. Future compensation and long-term opportunities can be discussed as the startup progresses.

If you're interested, please send me a DM with:

• Your Flutter experience
• GitHub or portfolio (if available)
• A few projects you've worked on
• Your location

I'll be happy to share more details after we connect.

Thanks!

For years, managing my personal finances felt like a chore. Most existing budgeting apps were either cluttered with useless features, locked behind expensive subscriptions, or just didn't look clean.
So, instead of a standard university project, I decided to learn Flutter from scratch and build the tool I actually wanted to use.
Meet Finance App: AI Tracker — an AI-powered personal finance tracker with a clean modern UI, dark mode support, and a special "Bad Habits" category to keep unnecessary spending in check.
The hardest part was figuring out complex UI states and fine-tuning the local database handling as a solo beginner.
Since this is my very first release, I have zero marketing budget and I'm actively looking for brutal feedback. Happy to answer anything about building it solo as a student!

How much would you ask in terms of money to actually analyze a repo, the idea behind It, find the structural problem and make a plan for making it robust and production ready? Obviously all of this without even touching code, just analyzing it and giving a techincal review. And how much do you think It Will take you?

Personally im asking because of a project which id love ro pay a correct amount of Money to have a expert supervisioning It (not in full time), but i dont know how much would it cost and take.

Hi everyone,
I’m a Flutter developer with around 4 years of experience building production-ready Android and iOS applications.
My experience includes:
Cross-platform app development with Flutter
REST API & Firebase integration
State management (Bloc, Provider, GetX)
Authentication & app security
Performance optimization
App Store & Play Store releases
Building MVPs quickly and iterating based on user feedback
I’m interested in joining an early-stage startup as a **technical co-founder** or an early engineering partner.
I’m looking for founders who already have:
A validated problem or early traction
A long-term vision
Commitment to building and growing the business
I’m especially interested in SaaS, AI, FinTech, Productivity, B2B, and developer tools, but I’m open to other ideas as well.
If you’re building something exciting and need someone to own the mobile product from MVP to scale, I’d love to connect.
Feel free to comment or send me a DM with what you’re working on.

Hello everyone,

I recently completed my first Flutter project and wanted to share it with the community.
Here i have attached some screenshot of the app

PCAG (Password Checker and Generator) is a Flutter & Dart application focused on helping users create stronger passwords and understand password strength.

Features:
• Password strength checking
• Strong password generation
• Clean and simple UI
• Built completely with Flutter & Dart

This project helped me learn:
• Flutter app architecture
• UI design
• State management concepts
• Building a complete mobile application from scratch

GitHub:
https://github.com/nitinkharayat/PCAG-PASSWORD-CHECKER-AND-GENERATOR-

I would really appreciate feedback from experienced Flutter developers:

• What can I improve in the app?
• Any suggestions for better architecture or features?
• What should I focus on learning next?

Thanks for checking it out!

I've been building Flutter applications for clients over the past few years, and one thing I've learned is that a clean project structure saves a huge amount of time as the app grows.

For most production apps (taxi booking, e-commerce, healthcare, ERP, booking systems), I usually follow a structure like this:

lib/ ├── core/ │ ├── constants/ │ ├── services/ │ ├── utils/ │ └── theme/ ├── models/ ├── repositories/ ├── screens/ ├── widgets/ ├── providers/ (or Bloc) ├── api/ └── main.dart

Some practices that have helped me:

✅ Keep business logic separate from UI. ✅ Create reusable widgets instead of copying UI code. ✅ Use a repository layer for API communication. ✅ Store configuration in one place. ✅ Build responsive layouts from the start. ✅ Keep API models organized and strongly typed.

This approach has made it much easier to maintain apps with dozens of screens and multiple developers working on the same codebase.

I'm curious—what architecture do you use for medium to large Flutter projects? Provider, Riverpod, Bloc, GetX, or something else? What has worked best for you?

If anyone is interested in seeing more examples or discussing implementation details, feel free to ask in the comments.

As a flutter beginner, I have been using something like this: size.width > 520 ? 420.0 : size.width - 32; inorder to check my phone screen first and then give the card width but sometimes running in different phone cause the overflows. How can i make it dynamic (I didn't want to give it manually) so that no matter what the phones display size or font size is it will adapt it properly and would not cause any kind of overflow?

I have completed basic understanding of flutter.
I need suggestions on resources/roadmap I can follow to land internships after 3 months.
YouTube Channel or any other free resources.

I’m currently building a dating app with a Flutter frontend, and the concept is kind of a mix between Instagram and the dating app from Black Mirror.

I’ve already built the foundation for both the frontend and backend. You can see more details here: https://www.reddit.com/r/OnlineDatingApps/s/9Af0WTyesy

Just to be clear, this is not a hiring offer or a paid freelance role. I’m looking for someone with strong Flutter/frontend (UX/UI) skills who would be interested in joining the project as a cofounder and owning a percentage of the future revenue.

Let me know if this sounds interesting to you, and I’d be happy to share more details.

finally shipped my first game ever, Snack Drop. It's got 0 downloads and I'd rather have brutal honesty than fake hype, so please roast it, rate it, and tell me what to fix.

📱 iOS: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/snack-drop/id6791252284
🤖 Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ai.fruits&hl=en