
Steven Flutter
Flutterflow Mobile App Developer, Firebase Expert, Cloud Function and API
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Lead Product Architect & Full-Stack Developer — Bridge (Relationship App for New Parents)
Bridge • Freelance
Jul 2026 - Sep 2026 • 2 mos
Owned the full product lifecycle for Bridge, a relationship-first companion app for new parents, from initial concept through to a functional, tested build. Led information architecture and UX strategy — mapping every screen, user flow, and edge case before design began — then designed the Firestore database schema and built the app end-to-end in FlutterFlow, including custom Flutter widgets for interactive, data-driven UI (a real-time "Warmth" visualization that evolves based on relationship activity). Worked directly with the founding team through multiple rounds of structured feedback, translating product principles like gender-neutral design and shared-responsibility mechanics into concrete technical decisions. Delivered a fully functional release build covering authentication, real-time partner pairing, mood tracking, shared task management, and an in-app content system the client can manage independently post-launch.
Front-End Developer: Sportscape (Personal Fitness App)
Eibich Invest GmbH • Freelance
Nov 2024 - Dec 2024 • 1 mo
Sportscape is a personal fitness app built to help users track workouts, monitor progress, and stay consistent with their training goals. My role was front end development: turning the approved designs into a fully functional, responsive interface across the app's core screens. I worked closely with the existing design system to keep the UI consistent throughout, from workout logging and progress tracking to profile and settings screens. A big part of the work involved making sure the interface felt fast and intuitive under real use; fitness apps live or die on how quickly someone can log a set or check their progress mid workout, so friction in the flow wasn't acceptable. I also handled state management and data binding so the front end stayed accurate as users interacted with it in real time, and worked through the usual edge cases that come with fitness tracking: empty states for new users, validation on numeric inputs like reps and weight, and layouts that held up whether someone had one workout logged or a year of history behind them.