I will fix bugs and optimize performance in your flutter app
Flutter Developer
About this Gig
Your Flutter app is crashing, lagging, or throwing errors you can't track down and every hour it stays broken costs you.
I fix production Flutter codebases. Not "let's rewrite it" actually find what's wrong and fix it properly.
WHAT I'VE FIXED IN PRODUCTION
- Cut dropped frames by 20% through profiling and targeted rendering fixes
- Moved heavy JSON parsing to isolates to stop UI freezing
- Added concurrent API calls to cut screen load times
- Removed redundant network requests draining data and battery
COMMON ISSUES I HANDLE
- Crashes and unhandled exceptions
- Build errors (Gradle, iOS, dependency conflicts)
- Laggy scrolling, janky animations, slow lists
- Memory leaks and rising memory usage
- State management bugs (BLoC, Riverpod, GetX, Provider)
- API failures and missing error handling
- Layout overflow and responsiveness problems
HOW IT WORKS
Send your repo or a zip, plus a description of the issue. A screen recording helps. I'll diagnose the root cause and tell you honestly what's wrong and how long it takes before you commit.
I don't patch symptoms. If a bug signals a deeper problem, I'll tell you that too.
Message me with what's broken.
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FAQ
Q1: Do you need my full source code?
Yes, I need repo access (GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket) or a zip to diagnose properly. All client code is kept strictly confidential.
Q2: I can't reproduce the crash consistently. Can you help?
Usually yes. Send crash logs from Crashlytics, Sentry or console output and I'll work from there. I'll guide you on collecting them if needed.
Q3: Will you explain what caused the bug?
Always. You get a plain-language explanation of the root cause and exactly what I changed.
Q4: What if the fix is bigger than my package?
I'll tell you before doing any work and send a custom offer. No surprise charges mid-order.
Q5: Can you fix an app another developer built?
That's most of what I do. Inheriting someone else's codebase is normal — I work with what's there instead of pushing a rewrite.

