Expertise / A closer look
Mobile App Development
One codebase for Android and iOS with Flutter — or native Swift and Kotlin when the platform demands it.
The opportunity
Make the next step
a better one.
Maintaining two native codebases doubles the cost of every feature, but cross-platform apps that feel wrong get uninstalled. The choice between Flutter and native is an architecture decision, not a default — and most teams get talked out of the one that fits.
We recommend Flutter when one codebase genuinely fits your feature set, and native Swift/Kotlin when camera, offline, or platform-specific behaviour demands it. Either way: design system first, store assets and review compliance handled up front, and CI that ships TestFlight/Play Console builds on every merge.
- Working together
- Named delivery lead + team
- Timing
- MVP in 6–10 weeks depending on scope
What we deliver
Focused on the right things.
- Flutter app development for Android + iOS from one codebase
- Native Swift (iOS) and Kotlin (Android) builds
- App Store and Play Console submission + review prep
- Push notifications, offline states and deep links
What you take away
Something you can run.
- Working app on both stores (or your MDM)
- Design system + reusable components
- CI pipeline producing store builds on merge
- Analytics, crash reporting and handover docs
Before we begin
A little clarity
goes a long way.
01What do you need from us to get started?
A short description of the problem, a link to the current website or tool if there is one, and what a useful result would look like. You do not need a finished specification. We agree access, DPA/NDA and content requirements once scope is clear.
02Can you work with what we already have?
Yes. We start from your current setup and constraints. A focused improvement or integration may beat a rebuild — we'll explain options and tradeoffs with costed recommendations before you commit.
03How are cost, timeline and SLAs agreed?
After discovery we issue a scoped proposal: deliverables, milestones, timeline, support and SLA terms. Work begins on sign-off; any change is re-scoped in writing before additional work starts.
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