Flutter or React Native — which do you recommend?

Flutter for pixel-perfect custom UIs and performance. React Native if your team knows React and wants code sharing with a web app. We'll recommend based on your specific context.

Do you handle App Store submission?

Yes — App Store (iOS) and Google Play submission, including store listing, screenshots, and review support.

Can you take over an existing app?

Yes. We audit the existing codebase, stabilize critical issues, and rebuild or refactor based on findings.

Will the app work offline?

Offline support is scoped case-by-case. We use local storage, SQLite, or Hive for data persistence when needed.

How do you handle backend API integration?

We integrate with your existing API or build a lightweight backend as part of the engagement.

Mobile App MVP

Native-quality mobile apps in Flutter or React Native.

We build cross-platform mobile MVPs that feel native on iOS and Android — shipped to the App Store and Google Play.

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Who It's For

Built for teams like yours

Founders building a consumer or B2B mobile product from scratch
Teams with a web product that needs a mobile companion app
Companies with an existing app that needs a full rebuild or stabilization

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FlutteriOS & Android

Scope

Typical Scope

What is included in a standard engagement. The final scope is agreed during discovery.

Cross-platform development with Flutter or React Native

iOS and Android builds (single codebase)

Authentication and user onboarding flows

Core feature set (defined in discovery)

Push notifications and deep linking

App Store and Google Play submission

Crash reporting and analytics integration

Deliverables

What You'll Receive

Tangible artifacts delivered at the end of the engagement.

Deliverables package

Cross-platform app codebase on your repository
iOS and Android builds submitted to stores
CI/CD pipeline (Fastlane or EAS Build)
Crash reporting and analytics configured
Store listing assets (screenshots, descriptions)
Handoff documentation and 2-week post-launch support

Timeline

Typical Timeline

Phases and durations for a standard engagement.

Discovery & Design

Weeks 1–2

User journeys, navigation structure, UI kit, and tech stack decision.

Core MVP Build

Weeks 2–8

Feature development, API integration, and weekly review cycles.

QA & Store Submission

Weeks 8–12

Device testing, bug fixes, store listing, and submission.

Rebuild / Stabilize

Weeks 4–8 (if existing app)

For existing apps: audit, critical fixes, architecture cleanup, and CI/CD.

Scope Factors

What Affects Scope & Timeline

iOS-only vs. cross-platform (iOS + Android)

Offline support and local data synchronization

Hardware integrations (camera, Bluetooth, NFC, GPS)

Backend complexity and API surface area

Custom animations and advanced UI requirements

A brief that gets you a useful estimate

Start with a narrow device and operating-system support policy, agreed from the intended audience. Avoid promising every device at launch. Defer secondary features before cutting session handling, crash visibility or data recovery. The cheapest initial UI implementation may be expensive if each later platform update breaks unsupported plugins.

Device requirements

List supported platforms, device capabilities and minimum offline behaviour.

App & API

Identify existing API documentation, test accounts and the team responsible for backend changes.

Test & distribute

Specify who owns store accounts, privacy information, release testing and maintenance after launch.

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See it in practice

A look at how we've helped clients build, launch, and improve their products — with context on the problem, our approach, and what shipped.

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