Flutter developer
Hi, I'm Prajay. For the last three years I've been building iOS and Android apps with Flutter. One of them, PhysioCare, now runs the day-to-day of more than 1,000 physiotherapy clinics. Others help a tax office keep its documents in order, a photo studio track every shoot, a solar company plan its service visits and a farm equipment maker take orders from its dealers. My newest, a booking app for a restaurant that hosts parties and functions, just went live on Google Play.
A clinic management app for physiotherapists. Doctors book appointments, keep patient records, track treatments and send bills from their phone, and patients get reminders on WhatsApp so fewer of them forget to show up.
A booking app for a restaurant that hosts parties and functions. Staff take a booking, pick the venue, set the guest count and rate per plate, choose the menu, then track the advance and the balance until the invoice is paid.
A document app for a tax practice. Each customer gets their own folders for GST, income tax and other filings, the team uploads photos and files straight from the phone, and the home screen flags certificates that are about to expire.
An app for a company that cleans and services solar plants. It lists every site, shows which service visits are pending or overdue, and lets the team mark a visit done and message the customer on WhatsApp. It also keeps track of staff attendance and one-time follow-up jobs.
A job tracker for a photography studio that shoots everything from wedding albums to product catalogues. Each order is followed from the moment it comes in, through the shoot, cutting, retouching, editing and quality check, until it's billed and dispatched, with every step assigned to someone on the team.
A dealer app for a company that makes solar fence energisers for farms. Dealers browse the catalogue and place orders, follow each order until it's dispatched, check any machine's warranty by its serial number and raise a replacement when a unit fails.
I've been building apps with Flutter for a little over three years. I like that one codebase gives you a proper app on both iPhone and Android, and I like seeing the things I build used every day in real clinics and businesses.
Most of what I build is used by people at work: physiotherapists between patients, service engineers at a solar site, studio staff tracking every product shoot. That keeps me focused on the basics. Screens should be quick to understand, buttons easy to hit, and the app should keep working when the network is bad.
I usually handle an app from start to finish: turning the design into screens, connecting it to the backend, testing it on real phones and getting it through Play Store and App Store review.
These are the tools behind the apps above. Nothing here is just for show.
Got a question about one of these apps, or just want to say hi? Send me a message. I read everything and usually reply within a day.