Contact person: Business Client

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Location: navi mumbai, India

Budget: Recommended by industry experts

Time to start: As soon as possible

Project description:
"I’m finishing up a cross-platform utility tool focused on Task Management and need help translating the remaining Figma screens into production-ready Flutter code, then wiring every widget to our already-running APIs so the app runs seamlessly on both iOS and Android.

The designs are final, the endpoints (JSON/REST) are live, and the project is set up in Git. Your mission is to complete the UI layer and handle the data flow all the way to the view models so that a user can create, edit, track, and close tasks without a hitch.

Key areas you’ll touch:
• Build responsive Flutter layouts that respect adaptive design guidelines and look native on iOS and Android.
• Connect each screen to its corresponding API call using dio (or http if you prefer) with solid error handling and retry logic.
• Implement state management (Provider, Riverpod, Bloc—whatever you’re fastest with) to keep the task list, detail view, and background sync consistent.
• Handle authentication tokens that the backend already issues and refresh them silently in the background.
• Write concise unit tests for the data layer so regressions don’t creep in.

Deliverables:
1. Fully functional task list, task detail, and task creation/edit screens.
2. Reusable widgets for common elements (buttons, form fields, loaders).
3. Data layer integrated with the live endpoints, including models, services, and caching logic.
4. A short README outlining build steps and any environment variables used.
5. Passing test suite covering critical task flows.

Acceptance criteria: the latest build compiles without warnings, fetches real data from the API, and all defined task operations complete successfully on both an iOS simulator/device and an Android emulator/device.

I’m ready to grant repo access the moment we agree on milestones and timelines, so if Flutter UI + API mapping is your sweet spot, let’s get this wrapped up." (client-provided description)