Flutter Developer for Mood-Based Photo Editor

Role Overview

Join us in creating an innovative mood-based photo editor designed for individuals who wish to express emotions visually without displaying their face. This tool acts as a bridge between journaling, self-expression, and cinematic editing, all while maintaining simplicity and privacy. As a developer, you will take charge of everything on the client side, from image editing logic to managing user interface flows, session management, subscriptions, and app polish.

Responsibilities

• Develop and implement client-side features, excluding Lambda image processing logic.
• Design and maintain the Mood Capsules Gallery to organize images by emotion, including journaling metadata.
• Implement the Photo Import and Edit Session process, allowing users to choose photos, apply mood presets, and utilize custom mood flows via asynchronous Lambda requests.
• Develop a Presets System with 25 categorized moods, each with visual previews and backend HSL adjustments.
• Create Text Overlays with preset options, font choices, and editable captions.
• Implement Undo/Revert Logic for image edits, allowing users to reset or preview original images.
• Manage non-edit features like the Timeline for journal entries and the User Profile for view limits and subscription status.
• Build and manage the Subscription Model, including free and paid tiers with paywall triggers.
• Ensure smooth Async Photo Flow for features like Custom Mood and Hide Me, handling image uploads, Lambda triggers, and result displays.

Required Skills

• Expertise in Flutter development, with a focus on mobile applications.
• Proficiency in working with async image flows, including caching and file handling.
• Strong understanding of API integrations and client-side data management.
• Ability to structure clean and efficient UI logic across multiple flows.
• Keen attention to detail, especially in visual applications.

Nice to Have

• Experience with journaling, creative, or photo-based applications.
• A strong sense of emotional product quality, understanding the psychological aspects of user experience.