I’m planning an MVP that runs on both iOS and Android. The stack is fixed—Flutter for the front end, a lightweight Python service layer (Django, FastAPI, or Flask—whichever you prefer) for the back end, and PostgreSQL as the data store. Scope for this first phase is deliberately lean: • Shape a simple, clean UI from scratch (no wireframes yet, so you’ll guide the look and flow). • Set up the Flutter project with two-to-three core screens that demonstrate navigation, state management, and live data pulled from the API. • Build the matching Python API with basic CRUD endpoints and connect it to PostgreSQL. • Package a brief “how-to-run” read-me so I can spin everything up locally. Potential extras such as user authentication, push notifications, or in-app purchases can be noted in the code as placeholders; we’ll activate them in later milestones once the concept is proven. If you’ve shipped at least one Flutter production app, are comfortable wiring Python back ends, and can move fast on a tight scope, let’s get started.