FlutterFlow Developer — iOS + Android Book Companion App with Firebase Backend

I am building the One Bold Life™ Companion App — the implementation hub for a published business leadership book called The Bold Professional by Jacob Hanes, CPA, CSP. The app guides readers through 13 chapters, captures their responses to 65 reflection questions, stores data from 51 fill-in forms, connects to 50 specific tools and calculators, and compiles everything into a coaching profile. I will provide a complete specification document as an attachment — read it before submitting a proposal. What I am building: • iOS and Android app (simultaneous build in FlutterFlow) • Firebase Authentication — email/password login • Firebase Firestore — full user profile, scores, goals, form responses • 13 chapter modules with reflection questions, fill-in forms, SMART goals, and key takeaways • Scorecard (10-question scored assessment saved to profile) • 3-Month Bold Plan™ builder (10 SMART goal fields) • Daily check-in with push notification and streak counter • Consultation claim trigger — Firebase Function that emails me the user's full profile • Admin web dashboard — user list, scores, consultation claims • App Store and Google Play submission What I am NOT building in Version 1: • AI features, community, in-app video player, payments, or multi-book support • These are Version 2 — but the architecture must support adding them later Budget and timeline: Fixed price, $4,500. 4 milestone payments. 45-day timeline. I am open to a team if it delivers faster. To be considered, your proposal must include: 1. A link to one app you personally built in FlutterFlow that is live in both app stores 2. Confirmation that it includes user login and Firestore data storage 3. Your specific plan for the consultation trigger (Firebase Function or equivalent) 4. Your proposed milestone structure and deliverable for each milestone Proposals without a live app link will not be reviewed. The full specification document is attached. Read it. If you have questions after reading it, ask — that is a good sign.