Mobile App (Flutter)

One codebase runs on iOS and Android identically, so development and maintenance cost roughly half of what two separate apps would. For most business tasks users will not notice any difference in speed or look. Native development is justified only for games or heavy work with the camera and sensors.

Typical apps that fit the base: a customer app with orders and statuses; service bookings with reminders; an internal app for staff with tasks; a catalog with an account and push notifications. Up to 10 screens, authentication, API connection and publication on both stores.

40 days. Week one is the screen map, which you approve. Then four weeks of development: from week three a test build is on your phone. The final week is store publication and handover. If you need it faster, we take your project as priority and finish within 20 days.

We see it at the screen map stage and say so right away. Then there are two options: narrow the scope to what the app cannot work without, or buy extra hours in blocks of 20 or 40. It is better to launch less and gather feedback than to wait for the full version.

Almost always yes: the app has to store data and users somewhere. If you already have a backend or API, we connect to it. If not, ready services like Firebase or Supabase and similar cover typical tasks, and for non-standard logic there is our Custom Back-end package.

Yes, the build and publication on the App Store and Google Play are part of the base: we prepare descriptions, screenshots and builds and take it through review. The developer accounts must be in your name — we help you create them. The Apple and Google account fees are yours.

Apple review is a normal part of the process, and first-time rejections happen. Technical remarks are fixed within the package. If the reason is content or legal documents, we tell you exactly what needs to change on your side.

Yes, on a ready design system that follows iOS and Android guidelines: a clean interface users are used to, without unique branding. If you need a unique design, there is a separate Mobile App UI/UX Design service that can be done before development.

A published app on the App Store and Google Play under your accounts, the source code, build instructions, access to all services and a report on hours spent. From there, development continues with us or with any Flutter developer.

A description of the idea or task, documentation or access to the API if a backend exists, and Apple and Google developer accounts in your name or readiness to create them. Everything is agreed upfront.