This Flutter app is built for both Android and iOS platforms. It allows users to pick a location on the map and store it, along with a title and an image taken from their device camera. The location and other data are stored locally on the device using SQLite. The app also displays a static map snapshot based on the random location chosen by the user using Google Maps.

The app uses the following dependencies:

• provider: for state management
• image_picker: for picking images from the device camera
• path_provider: for accessing the device's file system
• path: for manipulating file paths
• sqflite: for local data storage
• location: for fetching the user's coordinates
• google_maps_flutter: for displaying the map and taking snapshots
• http: for making HTTP requests (used to fetch the static map snapshot)

To run the app, you need to have Flutter installed on your machine. Once you have cloned the repository, open the location_helper.dart file and enter your Google Maps API Key in the GOOGLE_API_KEY field. Then run the following commands:

flutter pub get
flutter run

This will start the app on your connected device or emulator.

The app has two main screens:

• Map screen: displays a Google Map and allows the user to pick a location by tapping on the map. The app then fetches the user's coordinates and displays a static map snapshot based on the chosen location. The user can then enter a title for the location and take a photo using their device's camera. When the user saves the location, the data is stored locally using SQLite.
• Place details screen: displays a list of all the saved locations, with their titles, photos, and static map snapshots. The user can tap on a location to view its details, including the full-size photo and the exact coordinates.

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