Mobile App Bug Fix and Update

This package fixes crashes and broken flows in an existing Flutter or React Native app and brings it up to the SDK and policy levels Apple and Google currently require, so you can ship updates again. It suits owners whose original developer is gone, apps that no longer build after an Xcode or Gradle update, and apps that received a warning in Google Play Console or App Store Connect.

Why apps stop building

An app nobody touched for a year rarely builds cleanly. Xcode raises its minimum iOS SDK, Google Play raises the Android target API level it accepts for updates, Gradle and the Android Gradle Plugin move on, and plugins pinned to old versions stop compiling. Apple also expects privacy manifests from apps and from the SDKs they bundle. I read the codebase first, write down what is broken and why, then fix it in order of risk.

How a bug is counted

One bug is one fault with its own cause, such as a crash on a particular screen, a login loop, a wrong total or a push notification that never arrives. Several symptoms with the same cause count once. Starter restores the build and fixes up to three. Business adds a framework version upgrade, replaces deprecated plugins, raises the target API level, adds the privacy manifest and releases to both stores. Premium handles upgrades across several versions, such as a React Native move to the New Architecture or an older Flutter project's Gradle setup, clears Play Console policy warnings and adds Crashlytics so the next crash arrives with a stack trace.

What I need to start

The source code is essential; without it, an app can only be rebuilt. If the Android upload key is lost and the app uses Play App Signing, Google can reset it on request. Bugs that start in your backend or a third-party service may need access there too, and fixes on that side are quoted separately. Changes stay in your repository with a note per fix.