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Every action works without a connection and syncs later.
Concept project: a sample build that shows how we approach this kind of product. The client, features and figures are illustrative.
Mobile · Flutter + Python (FastAPI) · Fintech · Consumer
A Flutter budgeting app that makes logging spending take seconds and shows people where their money goes.

Overview
Most budgeting apps lose their users in the first two weeks: entering a transaction takes too many taps, and the dashboards are dense charts that nobody reads. A personal finance startup wanted an app built around three simple jobs, track, understand and plan, that works on a train with no signal and keeps financial data secure.
Problems & fixes
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Competitor apps needed six or more taps and a keyboard to record a coffee, so people stopped logging after a few days.
A one-screen entry flow with a large amount pad, recent merchants and suggested categories, plus recurring transactions that log themselves.
A typical expense is logged in about five seconds.
Impact
How it works
Click any part of the system, or play the flow from start to finish.
One codebase for iOS and Android, with reusable widgets, charts and offline drafts.
Every action works without a connection and syncs later.
"Left to spend" answers the question users actually have.
Dart unit, widget and integration tests, plus API tests, run on every build.
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Tech stack
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