Simple 2-Screen FlutterFlow Mobile App (Fixed Price/Tight Budget)

October 14, 2026

I am looking for a fast, efficient FlutterFlow developer to build a simple, clean 2-screen mobile application (iOS & Android) called "DIAGME AI".

CRITICAL HIRING CONSTRAINTS:

1. STRICT BUDGET: This is a fixed-price prototype project. My budget is capped at $150 to $250 max. Do not bid higher.

2. NO TECH INVOLVEMENT FROM ME: I tried building this in FlutterFlow and it gave me a massive headache. I am completely hands-off inside the FlutterFlow editor. I will NOT handle code, database setups, or layout errors. Your job is to hand me a 100% working project.

3. DEAD SIMPLE UI: The interface needs to be so simple and user-friendly that a trained monkey could use it in a busy auto shop. Large elements, no clutter.

WHAT I WILL PROVIDE:

I have 100% of the backend engine completed and tested inside Google AI Studio. I will hand you the exact 1-15 system prompt rules matrix, the JSON data schema file, and the visual code block guidelines. You just have to assemble it.

DESIGN SPECIFICATIONS:

- Color Palette: Clean light mode layout. High-visibility soft silver/white background (for outdoor shop use) with professional dark blue and gray buttons. Normal black text responses on a crisp white background.

- Top Row Navigation: Horizontal layout containing 3 simple buttons: Profile, Billing, and a static "Tokens: 0" display.

- Core Branding Logo: Create or use a simple asset placeholder showing a neon blue Triangle. Inside the triangle, there must be a yellow Lightning Bolt flanked by a small Car silhouette and a Truck silhouette.

- Mandatory Legal Buffer: A light gray card block must be prominently anchored right below the main title on Screen 1 reading: "Legal Buffer: This application is for informational purposes only. Final diagnostic decisions, factory safety protocols, and repair choices are the sole responsibility of the certified technician."

FUNCTIONAL SPECIFICATION:

Wire the main input fields (VIN/Symptom text + image/audio triggers) to a standard Google Vertex AI / Gemini 1.5 Flash API call. Screen 2 is just a scrollable, high-contrast text terminal that reads out the markdown diagnostic blueprints generated by the AI model.

Please reply with the exact keyword "DIAGME FAST" at the start of your bid so I know you read these constraints. Let me know how many days it will take you to deliver a working web-test preview link.

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