Mobile Development
iOS and Android applications built with Flutter from a single codebase, with the feel of a native app and the maintenance cost of one project.
Two platforms, one codebase, one experience
The traditional path to an app is expensive twice over: one team for iOS, another for Android, two codebases for every fix and every new feature. The cheap alternative, wrapping a website inside an app, disappoints users at the first janky scroll. The real problem is that this structural choice is usually made too early, with nobody technical on your side of the table.
We build with Flutter: one codebase that compiles to iOS and Android with a fluid interface and full access to device features, from camera and GPS to biometrics and push notifications. Every fix ships once and reaches both stores. When the app has to work without a connection, we design local storage and synchronization from day one, because that decision reshapes the entire architecture.
Flutter is not a universal answer, and saying so is part of the service. Features tightly bound to one platform, such as system widgets or deep device integrations, sometimes call for native code in Swift or Kotlin, which we write as modules inside the same project. If discovery shows your case is fully native, you hear it from us before you invest.
Publishing is half the journey: an app lives from release to release. We handle store submission and requirements, monitor crashes and performance in production and keep the app compatible with the yearly iOS and Android releases. The backend behind the app can be ours too, with an API, an admin panel and the same engineering discipline.
- iOS and Android apps from a single codebase
- Publication and maintenance on the app stores
- Offline operation with data synchronization
- Push notifications and in-app messaging
- Integration with camera, GPS and biometrics
- API and admin panel to support the app
- Crash and performance monitoring
- Automated tests for the critical flows
Discovery
We understand the problem, the context and the constraints before writing the first line.
Build
We develop the app in short cycles, with test builds installable on your own phone from the first weeks, validating the real experience long before the stores come into play.
Evolution
After launch we monitor crashes and real usage, keep the app compatible with new iOS and Android releases and evolve features guided by how people actually use the product.
Why Flutter instead of native development?
Because for most products, a single codebase delivers the same experience at a much lower cost to build and maintain: each feature is written once, not twice. Native is justified when the app depends deeply on platform-exclusive capabilities. We evaluate that during discovery, and if native is the right path, we tell you.
Do I need a backend, or just the app?
It depends on what the app does. If it displays and synchronizes data, it needs an API behind it, and we can build one alongside the app or integrate with the system you already run. During discovery we map what exists and what is missing, so the budget covers the whole product, not just the visible part.
How does store approval work?
Apple and Google review every app and every update, with their own rules on privacy, content and quality. We prepare the app for those requirements from the start of development, handle the submission and respond to review feedback. Rejections happen and are part of the process; we address the notes and resubmit until approval.
Do Flutter apps end up slow or feeling second-rate?
Not in our experience, nor in that of major apps built with the technology. Flutter draws the interface directly on screen, without the middle layer that made old hybrid solutions stutter. Fluid animations and instant touch response are the default. What degrades an app is poor architecture, and that is technology-independent.
Does the app need maintenance after launch?
It does. New iOS and Android versions ship every year, and the stores progressively require compatibility with them. Add fixes, library updates and product evolution, and an untouched app is an aging app. We offer continuous evolution plans for exactly this, or we prepare your team to take over the routine.
Do you take over an app that already exists?
Yes, with an audit first. We review the code, the architecture and the state of the dependencies to understand what you have, and return a written diagnosis with risks and recommendations. Sometimes the path is evolving what exists; sometimes, rebuilding while reusing the backend. You decide with the facts on the table.
Let's get your idea off the ground
Investment is handled later, in the proposal, after the discovery call.