I will make your app responsive for foldable iphone duo and galaxy z fold
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Your app doesn't crash on a foldable. It just looks broken.
iPhone Duo ships Oct 23 with a 7.6" display. Galaxy Z Fold's been out for years. Phone-only apps stretch, buttons land on the crease, and reload losing scroll position and form data when the device folds.
WHAT I FIX
- Stretched layouts proper two-pane design
- Unreachable bottom tabs side navigation rail
- Elements on the crease routed around it
- App restarts on fold state preserved
- Asymmetric safe areas handled per edge
- Split View & multi-window works at half width
ONE FIX, FIVE FORM FACTORS. The same responsive fix also covers tablets, iPads, Chromebooks and split-screen.
I work across Flutter, React Native, native iOS/Android and Capacitor apps whatever your stack, I can make it work.
Tested on Apple's iPhone Duo simulator, real Samsung hardware via Remote Test Lab, and Chrome DevTools.
YOU GET: 18-point audit report, before/after screenshots, video walkthrough, clean source code.
Not a redesign your design and components stay; I make them adapt.
Message me before ordering with your app link I'll tell you honestly what's broken and which package fits.
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FAQ
Q: Do you own an iPhone Duo or Galaxy Z Fold?
A: I test on Apple's official iPhone Duo simulator (every pose) and real Samsung hardware via Remote Test Lab. You can verify on your own device — revisions included.
Q: Will this break my app on normal phones?
A: No. The work is additive — your phone layout stays as-is, new layouts activate only on larger screens.
Q: My app is Flutter / React Native / native. Can you help?
A: Yes. I work across Flutter, React Native, native iOS/Android, and Capacitor/web-based apps. The approach differs by stack — Capacitor apps get one CSS-based fix that covers both platforms, while Flutter/React Native/native apps need layout changes in the framework's own code. Message me your stac
Q: Is this a redesign?
A: No — your design system stays. I change how it arranges at different screen sizes.
Q: Are foldables worth it — they're a small market?
A: The same responsive fix also covers tablets, iPads, Chromebooks and split-screen — foldables are just the strictest test case.
Q: What do you need from me to start?
A: Repo access or a project zip, and which screens matter most to your users.

