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Fall back on qualitative signals. The strongest case is a number, though the scale and heading of what you did stand on their own: cite the offline mode you shipped, the platform crash you traced, or the bar you set for each new widget. A recruiter still reads that as impact. The qualitative table below carries a sample for every category.

An approximate figure is acceptable when it remains honest and the working is yours to show. Suppose the app clearly started faster after a rewrite yet no one recorded the before-and-after: wording like "launch time roughly halved" is defensible. Where the raw figures are private, fall back on relative percentages. The one check: put on the spot, could you retrace in the interview how you got there?

Avoid it. Fabricated numbers crumble the moment an interviewer bears down, and Flutter interviewers bear down: expect questions on the way the crash-free number got tracked, or what tool caught the app slimming down. One invented number trades a good interview for a doubt about your honesty. Put a qualitative signal there instead; it holds up to the questions and lands the point just as well.

Not really. Put the numbers only on the top few bullets of your current role, which a recruiter reads soonest. Stack one onto each and the strong figures blur together while padding creeps in. A pair or trio of solid metrics beats a screenful.

Choose the one with more force that is still true. A sizeable relative shift works in percentages ("trimmed the app size 30%"); a sizeable raw figure holds up unaided ("2M monthly active users"). Drop any percentage lacking a baseline, since "performance up 40%" just invites the forty-of-what follow-up. Got both? Run them together: "crash-free rose to 99.9%, from 98.4%."

Yes, and pulling them together takes less effort than juniors think. A launch time you clocked either side of a rewrite, the screens you delivered, the coverage you raised, the platform crashes you resolved: all of that can be drawn from one internship or a personal build. Nobody expects revenue; the aim is proof your work counted.

While the app is still shipping, Firebase Crashlytics retains the crash-free figure and error counts, Flutter DevTools reports frame rate and cold start, and the stores keep ratings and download totals. Firebase Performance adds real-device timings. If the project is already behind you, jot an honest estimate from recall and label it plainly as one.

One does the job. Put a single strong number first, the user base you grew or the biggest performance win you booked, and you buy another half-minute of the recruiter's focus. Push the rest into your work history, keeping the summary short.