I’m ready to build a mobile application that lets everyday cooks share their own recipes and keep their entire kitchen routine in one place. The app needs to launch simultaneously on iOS and Android, and I’m open to either native stacks (Swift + Kotlin) or a cross-platform framework such as Flutter or React Native—whichever you feel will deliver smooth performance and a polished UI. Core experience Users should be able to create an account, upload a recipe with photos and step-by-step instructions, then browse, search, and filter community entries with ease. On each recipe screen, the user must be able to tap a single button to generate a shopping list that aggregates ingredients across multiple saved dishes. I also want an automatic nutritional breakdown displayed per serving; I can provide the USDA data set, or you can suggest another reliable source and handle the integration. At same time users can create their itnernal groups that can be private or public. Also, al other things to be discuss. Key deliverables • Universal app package ready for App Store and Google Play submission • Clean, well-commented source code pushed to a private Git repository • Simple Firebase (or comparable) backend for auth, real-time recipe storage, and cloud image hosting • In-app UI for recipe submission, ingredient parsing, and nutritional calculations • Shopping-list module that groups identical items and allows manual edits • Basic onboarding, profile management, and settings screens • Post-launch support window to fix any critical issues discovered by early users Pictures, ideas, mock app will be share to whoever seems to be trust and go ahead with the project. If you already have experience building food or lifestyle apps—and can show examples that demonstrate performance and thoughtful UX—I’d love to see them. Let me know your proposed tech stack, timeline, and any API costs I should factor in so we can get cooking on this project right away.