My Laravel + Flutter app is nearly ready, but it needs a last round of polish before I can push the Android build to Google Play. Here’s what remains: Backend (Laravel) • Tackle the outstanding bug fixes that have been logged in the repo and add a few small features we’ve scoped. • Expose those new and existing resources through a clean, well-documented REST API so third-party services can interact with the platform. • Make sure authentication flows stay consistent across web, mobile, and the new API endpoints. Frontend (Blade / Vue or React — feel free to propose) The web interface already has basic scaffolding; I need it completed so users can sign up or log in, land on a dashboard that reflects their data, and use interactive forms without hiccups. Smooth validation and responsive UI are must-haves. Mapbox & Auth Mapbox is partly wired; finish the configuration, ensure keys are stored securely, and verify map components render correctly behind auth-protected routes. Flutter App Perform the final configuration tweaks (package name, versioning, signing, Play-Store-ready icons, proguard, etc.) and run a release build that passes Google Play’s pre-launch checks. Deliverables 1. Updated Laravel codebase with bugs fixed and features added 2. Public-facing REST API with Postman / OpenAPI docs 3. Front-end pages: login/signup, dashboard, all required forms working on desktop & mobile browsers 4. Mapbox fully operational and gated by auth 5. Flutter release APK/AAB plus clear steps I can repeat for future builds If you’re comfortable jumping between Laravel, Mapbox, and Flutter and can wrap this up quickly, let’s get started right away.