Flutter Developer in Surat, Gujarat

My work sits almost entirely in Flutter, FlutterFlow and Firebase. In practice that means cross-platform apps for Android and iOS from a single Dart codebase, Firebase backends covering authentication, Firestore, storage and push notifications, and responsive Flutter Web interfaces where a project needs a dashboard alongside the mobile app.

I keep that range deliberately narrow. Four years on one framework means I have already met most of the problems a new project will run into, and I would rather tell you a job is outside what I do than learn a new stack on your budget.

The technical work I enjoy most is real-time: data that arrives while the app is open and has to be rendered honestly. That covers live Firestore streams, and it covers IoT telemetry over MQTT, which is a narrower specialism and the one I get asked about least often by name and most often by description.

Fitness and health — workout and progress tracking, where the interesting problem is keeping data consistent when someone uses the app offline at the gym and syncs later.

Events and ticketing — booking flows, seat and ticket state, and the kind of concurrency where two people try to buy the same thing at the same moment.

Field service — apps for technicians working away from a desk, where task lists, photo capture and offline tolerance matter more than visual polish.

Travel and tours — enquiry and booking journeys, with itinerary and package content that non-developers need to be able to change.

Industrial IoT — machine and energy monitoring over MQTT, presented as a real-time Flutter Web dashboard where a stale reading shown as current would be worse than no reading at all.