Ending Credit

I've always had a habit of writing down thoughts right after watching a movie. There's something about the quiet moments during the ending credits — the lights dimmed, the emotions still fresh — that makes it the perfect time to reflect.

Ending Credit is a simple, serverless app built with Flutter and SQFlite, designed to let you capture those thoughts while the credits roll. A memorable quote, a subtle detail, or just how you felt at that moment — it gives you a quiet space to write it down. The app shipped on both the App Store and Google Play.

This was my first app project, and it came entirely from a personal need. I wasn't trying to build for a market — I just wanted a tool that preserved the things I noticed before they faded away. That mindset shaped every decision, from the minimalist interface to local-only storage that needs no account or network.

Building it wasn't simple. Flutter in the early 2020s had its limitations, especially around local databases, state management, and platform-specific design polish. I wanted the app to feel cinematic and quiet — almost like part of the movie itself. Light and dark mode adapted smoothly with the system theme, and typography, spacing, and color were tuned to keep the focus on the words, not the interface. The pursuit of better design is what led me to the next project.

Originally, I planned to include movie poster images to make the experience more visual. After submission, Apple contacted me with a copyright warning related to Disney and Pixar assets — a wake-up call about rights and ownership, even in a personal project. I redesigned around a minimal, text-focused experience, which ended up aligning more closely with the original intent: personal reflection, not flashy visuals.

You can view the source code or learn more on GitHub: github.com/Voyager466920/EndingCredit