My Flutter mobile app can’t talk reliably to its PHP backend—the core configuration and inter-connection layer needs attention. Right now the API endpoints are not reachable from the app, and I suspect both the endpoint definitions and the base database settings on the server side are out of sync with the Flutter build. Here’s what I need done: • Inspect and correct the API endpoints setup in the PHP code (routes, base URLs, headers, CORS, HTTPS). • Align the database configuration so the endpoints return and store data as expected. • Update the Flutter project settings (environment files, interceptors, providers) so it points to the right endpoints and handles responses gracefully. • Verify end-to-end by hitting each endpoint from Postman first, then from the app, ensuring no further “endpoint not reachable” errors appear. Acceptance criteria 1. All affected Flutter screens load their data without connection failures. 2. A quick test script or Postman collection confirms every endpoint is reachable and returns the intended payload. 3. Source changes are documented so I can replicate the setup in staging and production. If you’re comfortable juggling both Flutter (Dart) and a PHP backend, let’s get this untangled quickly.