I’m building a new venture around a mobile tool that helps teenagers navigate mental-health concerns and everyday social pressures. The concept is intentionally simple so it feels safe, quick, and friendly on first launch, yet it must be robust enough to scale later. Core experience • Motivational nudges – daily, bite-sized messages drawn from an in-app library I can update without shipping a new build. • Guided breathing – short audio or animated sequences that walk the user through calming exercises. A five-minute default routine is fine to start. • Peer support chat – a moderated, real-time space where users can exchange encouragement. Think group-room style rather than one-to-one DM. Technical notes • Flutter (stable channel) is mandatory; it keeps our iOS and Android timelines aligned. • Firebase is my preferred back end for auth, push notifications, and chat, but if you have a leaner suggestion I’m open. • Clean, approachable UI: pastel palette, large tap targets, readable typography. I’ll supply brand colours and basic wireframes. Deliverables 1. Source-controlled Flutter project ready for release on both stores. 2. Lightweight admin endpoint or console for pushing new motivational messages. 3. Build and deployment documentation that lets a junior dev reproduce the release process. Acceptance criteria • App installs and runs without crashes on Android 11+ and iOS 14+. • Messages, breathing timer, and chat all function offline-first where sensible, then sync once a connection returns. • Code is commented and follows Flutter best practices (BLoC, Provider, or Riverpod—your call, just be consistent). Timeline is flexible within reason; quality and clarity matter more than raw speed. If this resonates with your skill set, let’s talk approach and milestones.