My professional background is in frontend web engineering, so using Flutter to bridge the gap into mobile has been a fun challenge. I’ve carried this idea around for about three years, but a sudden sense of urgency hit me back in April, and I've spent the last few months heads-down building it in stealth. To give you the broad strokes: it’s a gamified productivity app built entirely with Flutter and Supabase.
The foundation, I believe, is solid, the backend is ok, and the core gamification loops are fully functional. I genuinely believe the product I'm building is a good one, and I'm proud of how the engine is running.
But here is my reality check: I’ve been building this entirely in a silo.
Because I come from the web world and this is my first real deep-dive into native mobile development, I am very aware of my own blind spots. I know web design, but I don't pretend to know all the nuances of premium mobile UI/UX, motion design, and native app "feel." I want to elevate this app from "functional" to feeling truly intuitive, and I know I need expert professional eyes to help me bridge that gap.
Because of the specific IP and the gamification mechanics, I’m not quite ready to post screen recordings or open-source the codebase publicly. Instead, I want to step out of the solo-dev cave, start networking, and find my community.
My questions for you all:
I’m really just looking to find the right rooms to be in and build a network of people who care about great mobile experiences. I’d appreciate any pointers!
Ant392 has developed a gamified productivity app using Flutter and Supabase and seeks to connect with UI/UX designers and mobile developers for feedback and potential collaboration. They are looking for networking opportunities in London and online communities where professionals discuss mobile app design and development.
same hole — app works, but i dont know if the mobile loop is intuitive. hard constraint is i cant dump private screens for feedback. which 1–2 interaction tests actually catch friction early for you?