I’m planning to launch a simple yet polished revision app that runs smoothly on both iOS and Android. The core goal is to let students review material quickly and track their progress, so the UX must feel lightweight and intuitive on phones and tablets alike. I’m still finalising the exact content that will populate the app, but the technical groundwork needs to be solid from day one. Whether you prefer Flutter, React Native, Kotlin Multiplatform, or another cross-platform stack, I’m open to the approach you feel delivers the cleanest codebase and the easiest path to App Store and Google Play submission. When you reach out, please focus on your hands-on experience shipping live apps to both marketplaces—screenshots, store links, or concise write-ups of what you personally built are ideal. I’m less interested in lengthy proposals and more interested in seeing proof that you can take a concept like this from prototype to public release. Deliverables I’d like to see: • Source code in a shared repo (GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket) • Two production-ready builds that pass App Store and Play Store review • Brief hand-off documentation explaining how to update content and push future builds If this fits your wheelhouse, I’d love to hear how you’d tackle it and how long you expect the full cycle—from kickoff to store approval—to take.