Production habits from day one
Feature-first architecture, Riverpod and BLoC, error handling and Git — the same structure used in apps with tens of thousands of users.
Admissions open— live online · Urdu & English
Flutter & AI
App Development
Course.
Go from zero to a published app in 12 weeks. Learn Flutter the way it is used in real client work — clean architecture, Firebase, AI features, payments and Play Store release — taught live by a Faisalabad-based senior developer who ships apps for clients in Europe and beyond.
Beginner se professional tak — classes Urdu aur English dono mein.
- 12 weeks3 live classes / week
- 6 real appsfor your portfolio
- AI built inGemini & ML Kit
- Ship itPlay Store release
- 5+years building production Flutter apps
- 40+projects shipped for 50+ clients
- 10+apps led at CodeSwaggers, 50K+ users
- 3open-source packages on pub.dev
00 / Why this course
Not another tutorial playlist.
YouTube teaches widgets. Clients pay for apps that survive real users. This course is built around the second part.
AI where it belongs
Add Gemini chat, image understanding and on-device ML to your apps, and learn to use AI coding assistants without shipping code you can't explain.
The niche clients actually hire for
Your capstone turns a real WooCommerce or Shopify store into a mobile app — one of the most requested Flutter jobs on Upwork.
Ship, then get paid
Sign, test and release your app on Google Play, then build the portfolio, GitHub and Upwork profile that get you interviews.
01 / Curriculum
12 weeks, 4 phases.
Every week: 3 live classes, a hands-on assignment and code review on your pull request.
Phase 01
Foundations
Weeks 1–3Week 1Dart 3 essentials
- Types, null safety, functions and collections
- OOP in Dart: classes, mixins, extensions, interfaces
- Records, pattern matching and sealed classes
- Async programming: Futures, async/await and Streams
Build: a command-line expense tracker
Week 2Flutter fundamentals & Material 3
- How Flutter renders: the widget, element and render trees
- Stateless vs stateful widgets and the widget lifecycle
- Layout: Row, Column, Stack, Flex, lists, grids and slivers
- Forms and validation, Material 3 theming and dark mode
Build: a multi-screen UI from a Figma design
Week 3Navigation, responsive UI & Git
- go_router: nested routes, deep links and auth guards
- Adaptive layouts for phones, tablets and the web
- Animations: implicit animations, Hero and Lottie
- Git & GitHub workflow, plus using AI coding assistants responsibly
Build: your responsive portfolio app
Phase 02
Real-world apps
Weeks 4–6Week 4State management & clean architecture
- Why setState stops scaling, and what replaces it
- Riverpod: providers, async state and caching
- BLoC and Cubit, and when to pick which
- Feature-first folders, repositories and dependency injection
Build: refactor your app into clean layers
Week 5REST APIs, local storage & offline-first
- Dio: interceptors, auth tokens, retries and error handling
- JSON models with freezed and json_serializable
- Pagination and infinite scroll
- Local storage with shared_preferences and SQLite (Drift), offline caching
Build: a news & weather app that works offline
Week 6Firebase backend
- Firebase Auth: email, Google sign-in and phone OTP
- Cloud Firestore data modelling and security rules
- Storage uploads, Cloud Messaging push notifications
- Crashlytics and Analytics; Supabase as an alternative
Build: a real-time chat app with push notifications
Phase 03
AI & advanced features
Weeks 7–9Week 7AI-powered apps with Gemini & ML Kit
- Gemini in Flutter with Firebase AI Logic: chat and streaming replies
- Image understanding and structured JSON output
- Keeping API keys out of your app: App Check and backend proxies
- On-device ML with Google ML Kit: text recognition and barcode scanning
Build: an AI study-buddy app
Week 8E-commerce & payments
- WooCommerce REST API and Shopify Storefront API
- Product catalogue, cart and checkout flows
- Stripe payments, plus an overview of JazzCash and Easypaisa
- Orders, order tracking and customer accounts
Build: start your e-commerce capstone
Week 9Real-time, maps, localization & polish
- WebSockets and live updates
- Google Maps, location and background tasks
- Localization with Urdu and Arabic right-to-left support
- Accessibility and advanced animation
Build: capstone features — live order status & RTL
Phase 04
Ship, test & earn
Weeks 10–12Week 10Testing & performance
- Unit, widget and integration tests, with mocking
- Flutter DevTools: jank, rebuilds and memory leaks
- App size and startup-time optimization
Build: a test suite for your capstone
Week 11Release & CI/CD
- Android signing, keystores and build flavours
- Google Play Console: closed testing and production release
- iOS and TestFlight overview
- CI/CD with GitHub Actions or Codemagic, store listing basics
Build: release your capstone to Play Store testing
Week 12Freelancing, jobs & demo day
- A GitHub portfolio and READMEs that clients read
- Upwork profile, proposals that win, and pricing your work
- Client communication and scoping
- Flutter interview prep: live coding and architecture questions
Demo day: present your capstone
02 / What you'll build
Six apps for your portfolio.
Each one adds a skill clients pay for. By week 12 you can show them, not just list them.
Capstone · Weeks 8–12
E-commerce app with an AI shopping assistant
Take a real WooCommerce or Shopify store and turn it into a production Flutter app — the same kind of project clients post on Upwork every week. You build it, test it and release it.
- Catalogue, search and filters synced from the store
- Cart and Stripe checkout
- Push notifications for order updates
- Urdu / English switch with right-to-left layout
- Gemini assistant that answers product questions
- Signed build released to Google Play testing
Expense tracker (CLI)
Your first Dart program — classes, collections and async file storage.
Responsive portfolio app
Material 3, go_router and adaptive layouts that work on phone, tablet and web.
Offline news & weather
REST APIs with Dio, pagination and a local cache so it still works without internet.
Real-time chat
Firebase Auth with phone OTP, Firestore streams and push notifications.
AI study buddy
Snap a question, get a step-by-step explanation — Gemini vision plus on-device text recognition.
03 / Tools you'll use
The 2026 Flutter stack.
- Flutter
- Dart 3
- Material 3
- go_router
- Riverpod
- BLoC
- Dio
- freezed
- Drift / SQLite
- Firebase Auth
- Cloud Firestore
- Cloud Messaging
- Crashlytics
- Supabase
- Firebase AI Logic
- Gemini
- ML Kit
- WooCommerce API
- Shopify Storefront API
- Stripe
- Google Maps
- WebSockets
- Flutter DevTools
- Git & GitHub
- GitHub Actions
- Codemagic
- Play Console
- AI coding assistants
04 / Is it for you?
Who should join.
Great fit
- BSCS, BSIT and BBIT students who want a skill that pays before graduation
- Web developers moving into mobile
- Freelancers who want higher-value app projects on Upwork
- Fresh graduates preparing for Flutter developer jobs
- Founders who want to build their own MVP
What you need
- A laptop with 8 GB RAM (16 GB recommended for the Android emulator)
- Windows, macOS or Linux — a Mac only if you want to build for iPhone yourself
- A stable internet connection for live classes
- 8–10 hours a week for classes and practice
- No prior Flutter — Dart is taught from zero
By the end of week 12 you will have
- Six Flutter apps on your GitHub, each with a proper README
- An e-commerce app released to Google Play testing
- Hands-on experience with Firebase, REST APIs, payments and AI
- An Upwork profile and proposal template ready to send
- Answers to the questions Flutter interviews actually ask
- Code reviewed by a developer who does this for a living
05 / Format & fee
How the course runs.
Live classes
3 evening classes a week on Google Meet or Zoom. Ask questions as you go.
Recordings
Every class is recorded, so a missed session never means falling behind.
Code review
Submit each assignment as a GitHub pull request and get line-by-line feedback.
Support group
A batch WhatsApp group for questions between classes.
Certificate
A certificate of completion once your capstone is submitted.
Next batch
Reserve your seat
Batches are kept small so every pull request gets reviewed. Message on WhatsApp for the current fee, the next start date and a free demo class.
- Free demo class before you pay
- Fee shared with the batch schedule
- Reply within 24 hours
WhatsApp: +92 304 999 0072
06 / Your instructor
Learn from someone
still shipping.
I'm Abrar Ali, a senior Flutter developer based in Faisalabad with 5+ years of production experience and 40+ projects delivered for 50+ clients.
- Led 10+ Flutter apps serving 50K+ users at CodeSwaggers, and cut crash rates by 40%
- Led WooStore — white-label Flutter apps for WooCommerce and Shopify — and built its backend from scratch
- Author of three open-source Flutter packages on pub.dev, including a Shopify SDK with its own GraphQL engine
- Reviews code and mentors junior developers as part of my day job
07 / FAQ
Questions students ask.
Do I need programming experience to join?
No. Week 1 teaches Dart from zero. Basic programming logic helps, and if you have never coded before, plan extra practice time in the first two weeks.
Is the course online or in Faisalabad?
Classes are live online, so you can join from Faisalabad, anywhere in Pakistan, or abroad. I'm based in Faisalabad.
Which language are classes taught in?
A mix of Urdu and English. Code, documentation and project briefs are in English — the way you'll work with real clients.
Does the course cover AI?
Yes. Week 7 is dedicated to AI features in Flutter — Gemini chat, streaming and image understanding through Firebase AI Logic, plus on-device ML Kit. AI coding assistants are used throughout, with a focus on reviewing what they generate.
What laptop do I need?
Windows, macOS or Linux with at least 8 GB RAM; 16 GB is recommended for the Android emulator. You only need a Mac if you want to build for iPhone yourself.
What if I miss a class?
Every class is recorded and shared with the batch, and you can ask about it in the support group.
Will this course get me a job or freelancing clients?
No course can guarantee income, and you should be wary of any that does. You'll finish with six portfolio apps, an app released to Play Store testing, a clean GitHub and an Upwork-ready profile, and Week 12 covers proposals, pricing and interviews.
How do I enrol, and what is the fee?
Message me on WhatsApp at +92 304 999 0072. I'll share the fee, the next batch date and a slot for a free demo class.
Your first app ships in 12 weeks.
Book a free demo class, see how the lessons run, then decide.