Who owns the code and app store accounts after my Flutter app is finished?
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Elevate Local
“You do. Your app, your code, and your customer data are business assets that should stay in your hands, not with a contractor. Get this confirmed in writing before the first payment, and confirm again at launch that you have access to both store accounts and the finished code.”
Sourcewww.seoelevatelocal.com
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