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AI life companion app for managing everyday mental load
I am looking for an experienced Flutter/FlutterFlow developer based in the UK, ideally near London, for a paid engagement starting in approximately 6-8 weeks. The core app is being built by another developer. I need a specialist to handle the final layer of features that require deep iOS and App Store experience: Push notifications — Firebase Cloud Messaging integration, Apple certificates, provisioning profiles, and scheduled notification triggers from Supabase Edge Functions Voice input — Whisper API integration, microphone permissions on iOS and Android, audio recording and transcription wired into the chat interface Voice output — ElevenLabs API integration, Alba speaking responses back to the user App Store submission — certificates, TestFlight setup, Apple review process guidance and support through to live publication The app is built in FlutterFlow with a Supabase backend and uses the Claude AI API via OpenRouter for chat. It is a subscription-based iOS and Android app with RevenueCat handling payments. I am looking for someone I can meet in person or video call in my timezone, who has shipped apps to the App Store before and can work within an existing FlutterFlow project rather than starting from scratch. Please only apply if you have direct experience with iOS App Store submission and push notification implementation on Flutter.
24 days ago26 proposalsRemoteopportunity
45 second narrated Animation Required.
We require a narrated animation to explain an industrial process. I have no graphics to supply so each element will have to be drawn from explainer photographs or diagrams. I will require hand holding as I have never commissioned an animation before. All advice welcome. The tone will need to be professional, not too quirky. The target audience is scientists. The whole animation needs to suggest a very controlled industrial environment. The animation will show a patented machine using sound waves to interface with and clean and clear graphite build up. Below is what we wish to achieve visually as a minimum 1. Our Company Logo on screen for approx 5 seconds 2. Images of sound waves working their magic - approx 10 seconds. 3. An image of our machine with a lance/hose attached (machine made to look a little more modern) - approx 10 seconds. 4. An image of a graphite stack and bricks being removed piece by piece - 10 seconds 5. An image of the nano microwaves (basically the same as above butmore of them/ working faster) The 45 second narration we wish to have his below. 'Amaryllis captures trapped value enabling graphite to be reclaimed. Our patented acoustic cleaning apparatus deploys multiple, low-frequency sound waves, avoiding all greenhouse gases, carbon and water. We deliver safely and with zero hours of operating failure. We have developed a floating extraction method which can remove graphite blocks, vastly improving cost and performance. Our system breaks the blocks through fluidisation, allowing the graphite to slide out using the correct frequencies and harmonics. We can generate up to 200 million nano micro waves every 4 hours which will break the graphite down' Amaryllis - reaching graphite safely and securely'
a month ago31 proposalsRemotePropTech start up looking for new Business Development Exec
Managed. is a London-focused platform transforming how office space is sourced, marketed, and transacted. We aggregate both flexible and fee-paying office supply into a single workflow, enabling brokers and landlords to respond to live demand in minutes. By standardising how space is presented, we allow conventional offices to be marketed as “managed” without requiring landlord capex. The result is faster deals, better visibility of demand, and a more efficient market. The Role We’re looking for someone commercially sharp and operationally relentless to help scale Managed. across London. This is not a passive account management role. You will be responsible for driving real usage of the platform increasing the volume of spaces listed, broker engagement, and ultimately deals transacted. You’ll sit at the intersection of: Supply (landlords and office providers) Demand (brokers and occupiers) Product (how the platform is used and improved) Key Responsibilities 1. Supply Growth Onboard landlords and operators onto Managed. Help position traditional space as “managed” where appropriate. Ensure listings are high quality, complete, and commercially viable. 2. Broker Adoption Drive active usage from brokers across London. Build relationships with key agents and teams. Ensure Managed. becomes part of their daily workflow. 3. Deal Enablement Assist in turning platform activity into live transactions. Help brokers move from search → proposal → deal quickly. Identify and remove friction in the process. 4. Product Feedback Loop Work closely with the founding team to improve the platform. Identify what users actually need vs what they say they need. Help prioritise features that drive revenue, not just engagement. What We’re Looking For You’re likely coming from one of the following: Commercial property agency (tenant rep or landlord side) Flexible office / operator background Early-stage SaaS or marketplace business Key traits: Commercial instinct first, process second Comfortable picking up the phone and pushing deals forward High ownership mindset you don’t wait to be told Able to operate in ambiguity early-stage environment Strong communication with both brokers and landlords What Success Looks Like: Rapid growth in active listings on the platform Increasing number of brokers and providers using Managed. weekly Clear contribution to deals being done via the platform Tangible improvement in speed from enquiry to transaction Opportunity for equity exists for the right person
24 days ago12 proposalsRemoteopportunity
Website redesign and redevelopment brief – I Love Manchester
We are looking for an experienced WordPress developer or digital agency to redesign and rebuild the I Love Manchester website. This is not just a website refresh. We are looking to create a modern, scalable media and community platform that combines editorial, events, listings, memberships and ecommerce into one seamless experience. The creative direction sits somewhere between Creative Tourist, Visit London, GetYourGuide, Time Out, Monocle, New York Times, The Times and The Guardian. We want the cultural feel and discoverability of a modern city guide, combined with the credibility, structure and editorial experience of a major news publisher. I Love Manchester is one of the UK’s leading city-based media and community brands, reaching millions of people every month through news, culture, events, campaigns and partnerships across Greater Manchester. The new website needs to better reflect the scale and ambition of the brand while improving performance, flexibility, user experience, memberships and monetisation. We want to: Modernise the design and front-end experience Improve speed, stability and scalability Reduce dependency on proprietary theme ecosystems Create a flexible editorial platform Introduce premium/subscriber/member-only content Better integrate events, directories and ecommerce Improve SEO and internal linking Build a future-proof platform that can evolve with the business Create an architecture capable of scaling into other city-based editions in future The platform should be designed with scalability in mind, allowing the structure, functionality and content architecture to be adapted or duplicated for additional city-focused brands in future, similar to how Time Out or Secret Media operate across multiple locations. The colourway, fonts and general visual identity are already in place. We are not looking for a full rebrand. The project is about redesigning, rebuilding and improving the website experience while keeping the core I Love Manchester look and feel. The new site should feel more premium, flexible and editorially mature, while still recognisably I Love Manchester. The platform must continue using: WordPress as the CMS WooCommerce for ecommerce Yoast SEO for SEO management Elementor is preferred for front-end flexibility and custom layouts. We are open to recommendations around supporting plugins, hosting setup, membership tools, event systems and directory functionality, but the core platform must remain WordPress-based and compatible with our existing editorial workflow. Key functionality required Editorial/news platform: Modern digital magazine experience, flexible homepage layouts, featured stories, editorial curation, category/tag optimisation, author profiles, related stories, internal linking, advanced search, SEO-first structure, fast article templates and newsletter integration. Memberships/subscriber content: Free and paid membership options, subscriber-only or member-only articles, registration/login system, newsletter integration, membership management and potential tiered access in future. What’s On/event listings: Event submission system, featured/premium event options, date filtering, recurring events, location-based browsing, ticket/external booking links and seasonal guides. Directory/listings: Business listings and profiles, categories and filters, premium listing options, claimable listings if possible, location-based structure and strong SEO architecture. Shop/ecommerce: WooCommerce integration for merchandise, campaign products, charity fundraising products, flexible payment/shipping setup and featured products. The current website environment has experienced significant security and stability issues, so this rebuild must prioritise strong WordPress security, proper hardening, optimised database performance, reduced plugin bloat, scalable architecture, reliable backups, CDN/Cloudflare compatibility and ongoing maintainability. We are looking for a premium editorial look and feel, strong typography, clear visual hierarchy, mobile-first UX, fast-loading pages, flexible layouts, high engagement design, clear separation between news, culture, events and commercial content, and an intuitive backend for editors and journalists. The experience should feel polished, authoritative and highly discoverable, while still retaining warmth, personality and community focus. We are looking for a developer or agency with strong WordPress and Elementor expertise, experience with media/publisher websites, memberships and ecommerce, and a good understanding of performance and security at server/application level. Experience building scalable or multi-location publishing platforms would be useful. Clear communication and ongoing support are essential. Please include relevant portfolio examples, your recommended approach, estimated timeline, ongoing support options, ballpark budget expectations, and who would be our main point of contact.
2 days ago114 proposalsRemote