Freelance · UK and international clients

Freelance Flutter developer in the UK.

I'm Abdullah Mir, a Flutter developer in Manchester who takes apps from idea to App Store and Google Play release. As a freelancer I delivered 30+ client projects for international clients, across e-commerce, booking, social and business apps, with consistently positive, verified client reviews.

30+ client projectsInternational clientsIdea to store releaseAndroid and iOSFirebase and REST APIsPost-launch support
Full lifecycle

From first conversation to store release.

  • Requirements: I meet clients directly to understand the goal, and plan the UI and UX before building.
  • Build: Flutter and Dart for Android and iOS from one codebase, with Provider, Bloc or Riverpod for state management.
  • Backend: REST API and Firebase integration, including Authentication, Firestore and Push Notifications.
  • Test and release: testing, deployment to the App Store and Google Play, and post-launch support.
  • Iterate: client feedback folded into iterative releases.
Typical projects

E-commerce, booking, social and business apps.

My freelance work from February 2023 to January 2025 covered e-commerce, booking, social and business apps, delivered independently and in partnership with another freelance developer.

For examples across commerce, mobility, finance, health and more, see the Flutter apps portfolio, where each app has a demo walkthrough video.

Working together

Clear communication, on time.

Clients have left consistently positive, verified reviews, which I put down to clear communication and delivering on time against tight deadlines. Alongside freelancing I worked as Senior Flutter Developer at Alright Tech, where I delivered 20+ client apps, so the same engineering habits apply: maintainable code, tests, and clear progress updates.

If you have an app that needs building or taking to release, email me with a short description of what you need. More about my background is on the Flutter developer page.

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