Many apps fail the moment the internet becomes unreliable. For users in low-connectivity areas, this leads to broken experiences, lost data, and frustration.

In this talk, I’ll share practical lessons from building a Flutter app for users in remote regions, where unstable networks were the norm, not the exception. We’ll explore offline-first strategies that keep apps functional without constant connectivity, using tools like Hive, SQLite, and smart caching techniques.

You’ll learn how to design data persistence, sync changes when the network returns, and handle conflicts when offline and online updates collide. This session focuses on real-world patterns and trade-offs that help Flutter apps stay fast, reliable, and user-friendly even with zero connectivity.

By the end of this talk, you’ll have a clear approach to building Flutter apps users can trust, regardless of network conditions.