Mobile apps built once in Flutter and shipped to both iOS and Android — one codebase, one team, native performance. For most products this is the difference between launching this quarter and launching next year.
What this covers
- Flutter apps for iOS and Android — a single codebase with platform conventions respected on each.
- Backend and API — Laravel services, database design, and the admin dashboard your team will actually run the business from.
- Auth, payments and notifications — the plumbing every real app needs, done properly.
- Offline and sync — apps that keep working when the connection does not.
- Store submission — builds, signing, listings and getting through review.
How a project runs
We agree the core flows before any screens are built, then work through them in order of importance. You get installable test builds throughout, so feedback comes from using the app rather than reviewing screenshots.
After launch
Store requirements shift and OS versions move under you. I can stay on for updates and maintenance, or hand over a documented codebase and step back — whichever suits how you want to run it.