Google Play or the App Store blocking your update? We bring your Flutter app up to date.
For Flutter apps that have to meet this year's store rules: Android target API 36 and the current iOS SDK. One fixed price, done in five working days.
$300 · fixed price · 5 working days
Start a projectWhat's included
- Target API raised to Android 36, and the app built with the current iOS SDK.
- Flutter and its packages upgraded as far as the new rules need.
- Build errors and warnings from the upgrade fixed.
- Tested on real Android and iOS devices.
- Submitted for review from your own Play Console and App Store Connect accounts.
- A written note of every change.
Not included
- New features or design changes.
- Apps not written in Flutter. Start with a technical audit instead.
- Problems unrelated to the update. They are priced separately.
How it runs
- 1
Brief
Tell us about the app or the job in the form.
- 2
Scope in writing
We look at it and confirm in a one-page proposal that it fits this package.
- 3
Paid up front
You pay the fixed price. Nothing starts before that.
- 4
The work
Done within the working days above, with a written update when it is ready to check.
- 5
Handover
You get the result and the notes, on accounts in your name.
What we need from you
- Access to the source code.
- An invitation to your Play Console and App Store Connect, with limited access.
- The signing keys, or confirmation that Google Play holds them for you.
Questions about this package
Why now?
Google Play requires new apps and updates to target Android 16 (API 36) from 31 August 2026; developers who ask for an extension can keep distributing until 1 November 2026. Existing apps that target lower than Android 15 (API 35) are no longer offered to new users on newer Android versions.
What if the review still rejects it?
We answer the review and fix what it names, within the same price, as long as the reason is part of the update.
Is my app a fit?
If it is Flutter and it builds today, yes. If it no longer builds or is years behind, we tell you after a first look, before you pay, and give you a price for the bigger job instead.
Tell us what you're building.
A few sentences is enough. We'll reply with questions or a next step.