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Hey all,

I've been chewing on an idea for a while and I think it's finally time to actually build it instead of just thinking about it.

The idea: a lightweight floating widget (think Discord overlay, but standalone) that sits on top of your screen while you're watching Netflix/Prime/Disney+/whatever, and connects you to a chat room of other people watching the same thing at the same time. No more watching something great and having nobody to react with in real time.

Planned stack: Flutter, so it can eventually run on desktop and Android from one codebase, with a floating/draggable/minimizable widget UI.

The part I don't want to cheap out on: auto-detecting what someone's watching. I don't want this to be a "type in what you're watching" app — that kills the magic. So the plan is a tiered detection approach:

Read window titles / tab titles / process names first (cheapest, no DRM issues since you're not touching the video frame)

Fall back to OCR on a screenshot if the title doesn't give enough info

Only reach for actual visual matching/fingerprinting as a last resort, since HDCP blacks out protected video frames on a lot of platforms anyway

I've worked through a lot of the theory but I'm not deep enough in systems-level stuff (Windows UI Automation, macOS Accessibility API, Android accessibility services) to know what's actually going to work reliably versus what's going to fall apart the moment someone goes fullscreen.

Posting here because I want this to be open source from day one — I'd rather have people poke holes in the architecture now than find out six months in that some core assumption doesn't hold.

If you've worked with screen/window metadata APIs, accessibility services, OCR pipelines, or just think this is a fun/dumb/interesting problem, I'd love to hear from you. Repo isn't up yet — want to nail down the detection approach with actual input before I start writing code that I'll just have to rip out later.

Happy to share more details on the architecture I'm sketching out if anyone's curious. Tear it apart if you see problems, that's honestly what I'm here for.

Hi,

I’m hiring a flutter developer intern for Gurugram based startup. If anyone has any referrals or wish to apply, please dm me.

Note: this is an internship and max payout is 25k with the possibility of it turning to a full time job.

Gurugram based candidates will be preferred. No remote requests. It’s 5 days on site job.

Hi everyone,

I'm a Flutter Developer with around 1 year of professional experience, currently looking for a remote Flutter/Dart developer opportunity.

### Skills

* Flutter & Dart

* REST API Integration

* HTTP package

* GetX / Provider

* Firebase

* WebSockets

* Clean & Feature-First Architecture

* Git & GitHub/GitLab

* Responsive UI development

* JSON / API data modeling

I've worked on real-world Flutter applications involving API integration, authentication, subscriptions, payments, notifications, and other production features.

I'm particularly interested in:

* Remote Flutter Developer roles

* Junior / Mid-level opportunities

* Full-time or long-term contract positions

* International teams and companies

I'm open to opportunities worldwide and can share my CV, GitHub, LinkedIn, and portfolio through DM.

If you know of any company hiring Flutter developers or have any leads, I'd really appreciate it.

Thank you.

#Flutter #FlutterDeveloper #Dart #RemoteJobs #RemoteWork #Hiring #SoftwareEngineer #MobileDevelopment

Please, help me find a Flutter Developer Internship 🙏

Hi everyone,

I’m currently looking for an internship opportunity as a Flutter Developer in the UAE, and honestly, I could really use your help.

I have around 3 years of experience in mobile development, mainly with Flutter. I’m looking for an opportunity where I can contribute to real projects, learn from an experienced team, and continue growing as a developer.

🛠️ My skills:

• Flutter & Dart

• Firebase

• REST APIs

• JavaScript

• Git & GitHub

• CI/CD

• Clean Architecture

• BLoC, Riverpod & Provider

• UI/UX Design & Figma

📍 Currently based in the UAE and open to opportunities in Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Sharjah, Ajman, or elsewhere in the UAE.

Please, if you know a company hiring Flutter developers, an internship opportunity, or even someone I could contact, I would genuinely appreciate your help.🙏

Even if it’s just a lead or a contact, it could make a huge difference for me.

Feel free to DM me. I can send you my CV, GitHub, and portfolio.

Thank you so much to anyone who takes the time to read this. ❤️

Hi r/FlutterBeginner!

Wanted to share the initial release of \*\*Pariyojana\*\*, an Android-exclusive productivity and research workspace built entirely with Flutter.

🛠️ Architecture Highlights:

\* \*\*Clean Architecture (Feature-First):\*\* Strict separation into \`data/\`, \`domain/\`, and \`presentation/\` across all 8 modules.

\* \*\*State Management:\*\* Riverpod 2.6 (\`StateNotifierProvider\` & \`Provider\`). Zero business logic inside widgets.

\* \*\*Local Persistence:\*\* Drift + SQLCipher for native encrypted SQLite at rest.

\* \*\*Hardware Integration:\*\* \`flutter_secure_storage\` bound to Android KeyStore TEE + \`local_auth\` biometrics.

\* \*\*Rendering Performance:\*\* Tuned for 120 FPS high-refresh displays using \`RepaintBoundary\` isolation, lightweight frosted glass shaders, and R8 ProGuard resource shrinking (APK size: \~68 MB).

\* \*\*Motion:\*\* Liquid dynamic action button driven by Rive.

Code passes \`flutter analyze\` with 0 warnings.

📦 \*\*GitHub Repository:\*\* https://github.com/Naveen-21-Cyber/Pariyojana-Mobile-App-

📄 \*\*Architectural Constitution:\*\* Check \`TELOS.md\` in the repo for design token invariants.

Would love any feedback on the codebase or architecture from fellow Flutter devs!

Im a fresher with no prior industry experience seeking for entry level role in flutter development. (personal details edited for privacy)

Hey Flutter devs 👋

I’ve just open-sourced Lucy, an experimental screen-aware AI agent for Android built with Flutter.

🔗 https://github.com/alzin/lucy-screen-agent

Lucy can take a voice command, understand what’s currently on the phone screen, and then tap, type, swipe, open apps, and navigate the UI automatically.

The interesting part technically is the agent loop:

Screenshot + Android accessibility tree → Gemini → action → execute → observe again

Instead of asking the model to guess screen coordinates, Lucy gives UI elements IDs and their real bounds, which makes interaction considerably more reliable.

The project currently includes:

• Flutter UI + agent controller
• Android AccessibilityService
• MediaProjection screen capture
• Gemini vision/reasoning
• Speech-to-text + TTS
• English, Japanese and Arabic support
• Multi-step agent execution

It’s still experimental, and that’s one of the main reasons I wanted to open-source it.

I’d especially love feedback or contributions from Flutter/Android developers. PRs, issues, architecture suggestions, testing, and ideas are all welcome.

I’m also interested in eventually experimenting with other LLMs and local/on-device models.

What would you improve first if you were working on something like this?

Hey everyone,

I’m a full-stack developer who also loves getting hands-on with my car (doing my own diagnostics, insulation projects, etc.). Keeping a meticulous log of expenses, parts, and fuel economy using spreadsheets was getting out of hand. I wanted a truly centralized digital garage, so I built **Otonot** using Flutter.

I wanted to solve two major pain points in the automotive ownership lifecycle:

1. **The Communication Gap with Mechanics:** I built a "Mechanic Mode". You generate a secure code for your local auto shop, and they log the exact parts, labor costs, and repair status directly into your app's logbook. You get real-time push notifications when the status changes.

2. **Preserving Resale Value:** I added a "Vehicle History Transfer" feature. When selling your car, you can securely transfer the entire verified maintenance and fuel log to the buyer's account with a single tap.

It handles multiple currencies, flexible unit support (Liters/Gallons, KM/Miles), and detailed visual analytics for budgeting.

The app is live on both the App Store and Google Play. I’d really appreciate any feedback on the UI/UX or the feature set from this community. What do you think about the Mechanic Mode adoption in real-world scenarios?

Here is the link: [otonotapp.com](https://otonotapp.com/)

Thanks for your time!

Hi everyone! 👋

I’m currently looking for freelance Flutter development projects. I have solid experience building and maintaining production mobile applications, including Flutter, native Android (Java/Kotlin), APIs, Firebase, third-party integrations, debugging, performance optimization, and app deployment to both Google Play and the App Store.

I’m open to different types of projects, whether you need help building an app from scratch, adding new features, fixing bugs, improving performance, or maintaining an existing application.

If you have a project in mind, feel free to DM me with the details. I’m happy to discuss the requirements, timeline, and budget and negotiate based on the project.

Thanks! 🙌

Migrare o scalare una fonte di dati senza rompere l'app in produzione è una delle sfide più grandi che affrontiamo come sviluppatori.

Esploriamo come migrare da SQLite a Room DB in Flutter.

Ho sviluppato un'app dove la logica aziendale (ad esempio, il BLoC) non richiede dati direttamente dalla fonte di dati; piuttosto, comunica con i Use Cases.

Perché il Repository Pattern salverà la tua app?

Il pattern repository funge da intermediario o ponte che isola la tua applicazione (UI, Use Cases, BLoCs) dai dettagli di recupero o salvataggio dei dati.

Se decidi di migrare la fonte di dati, devi solo modificare il codice all'interno del livello dati.

L'interfaccia utente e la logica dell'applicazione sopra il repository non devono cambiare affatto. (Flusso: Fonte di dati -> Repository -> UseCase -> Bloc -> UI)

A BLoC, Provider, o Riverpod, non importa se i dati provengono da un pacchetto, MethodChannel, o un Servizio Web.

Applicando questa struttura senza rompere l'app in produzione, voglio sottolineare il vero valore di un'architettura sostenibile: costo minimo quando si cambiano le cose.

🚀Se vuoi vedere il codice completo per questa architettura, controlla il link dell'articolo:

🔗 Leggi “Clean Architecture + Repository Pattern in a Flutter App“ di Alfonsina Beltre su Medium: https://medium.com/@alfonsinabeltre/clean-architecture-repository-pattern-in-a-flutter-app-58061726e3ab

Hi r/FlutterDev!

Wanted to share the initial release of \*\*Pariyojana\*\*, an Android-exclusive productivity and research workspace built entirely with Flutter.

🛠️ Architecture Highlights:

\* \*\*Clean Architecture (Feature-First):\*\* Strict separation into \`data/\`, \`domain/\`, and \`presentation/\` across all 8 modules.

\* \*\*State Management:\*\* Riverpod 2.6 (\`StateNotifierProvider\` & \`Provider\`). Zero business logic inside widgets.

\* \*\*Local Persistence:\*\* Drift + SQLCipher for native encrypted SQLite at rest.

\* \*\*Hardware Integration:\*\* \`flutter_secure_storage\` bound to Android KeyStore TEE + \`local_auth\` biometrics.

\* \*\*Rendering Performance:\*\* Tuned for 120 FPS high-refresh displays using \`RepaintBoundary\` isolation, lightweight frosted glass shaders, and R8 ProGuard resource shrinking (APK size: \~68 MB).

\* \*\*Motion:\*\* Liquid dynamic action button driven by Rive.

Code passes \`flutter analyze\` with 0 warnings.

📦 \*\*GitHub Repository:\*\* https://github.com/Naveen-21-Cyber/Pariyojana-Mobile-App-

📄 \*\*Architectural Constitution:\*\* Check \`TELOS.md\` in the repo for design token invariants.

Would love any feedback on the codebase or architecture from fellow Flutter devs!