I will fix and complete your unfinished or broken flutter app


About this gig
You vibe coded an app. It got you 70% of the way, then everything started breaking.
Or a developer vanished halfway. Or you started customizing a template and now nothing works right. Either way: some screens work, others crash, every fix breaks something new.
You usually don't have to start over.
WHAT I FIND IN THESE PROJECTS
- The same logic copy-pasted across ten files
- Three state management approaches fighting each other
- No error handling one bad API response kills the screen
- Business logic buried inside UI widgets
- Packages that stopped building months ago
It usually needs restructuring, not rewriting.
HOW I WORK
1. ASSESS - I tell you the truth in writing: what's worth keeping, what must be redone, real cost to finish. If rebuilding is cheaper for you, I'll say so.
2. STABILIZE - Get it building and running. Fix crashes, sort the state management, clean the structure.
3. COMPLETE - Finish the remaining features on a foundation that holds.
I taught Flutter to 100+ students, so I'll explain what went wrong in plain language, with no judgment.
Start with the Assessment. Two days, a written verdict and a call - you'll know where you stand before spending more.
Get to know Minhajul Islam
Flutter Developer
- FromBangladesh
- Member sinceSep 2026
- Avg. response time1 hour
Languages
Bengali, English
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FAQ
Q1: I built this with AI and it's a mess. Is that a problem?
Not at all — it's a big part of what I do now. AI is great at generating screens and bad at structuring a whole app. That's fixable, and I won't judge how it got there.
Q2: Is my project even worth saving?
That's exactly what the Assessment answers. Sometimes rescuing is far cheaper than rebuilding, sometimes it isn't. You get an honest written verdict and a call before spending more.
Q3: I'm not a developer. Can I still work with you?
Yes, many of my clients aren't. I explain everything in terms of what the app does, not what the code says. That's what the call in the Assessment is for.
Q4: How do I know you won't just rewrite everything?
Because that's usually the wrong call. If most of your work is reusable, rewriting wastes your money. The Assessment states upfront what I keep and what I replace.
Q5: My app won't even build. Can you still look?
Yes. Build failures are one of the most common things I fix, and usually far less serious than they look.
Q6: I was customizing a template and broke it. Can you fix that?
Yes, that's a common one. Template code is often written to be sold, not extended — so small changes cascade. I'll untangle it and make it safe to customize.
Q7: What if it needs more work than my package covers?
I'll tell you before starting anything and send a custom offer. You'll never get billed a surprise amount mid-order.

