Startup MVPs and small-business apps built in Flutter — one codebase for both platforms, so you pay for one build, not two. Start with a clickable prototype or go straight to an MVP, published in your own App Store and Google Play accounts.
Most first apps do not fail on the idea. They run out of budget building too much, or get stuck with code nobody else can work on.
Separate iOS and Android apps double the cost and the time, and one is always behind.
Months of building before a single real user tries it, and the budget runs out first.
Store accounts, signing keys and code sit with a freelancer who has moved on.
Every app ships with crash reporting, analytics and a simple release process you can keep using.
Each has its own page with what is included, prices and answers to common questions.
You install the latest version through TestFlight and Google Play testing from the first sprint — nothing waits for launch day.
Your idea, your users, the must-have features and a fixed quote.
Clickable screens you can test with real users before anything is built.
Short sprints with installable test builds and crash reporting from day one.
Store listings, privacy details and review submission in your own accounts.
Updates, fixes and new features as your users ask for them.
Written into your quote and checked before launch.
Small-business prices, quoted up front. Anything outside a package is $50/hour, and you get a fixed quote before any work starts.
If yours isn't here, ask on the free call — we answer in writing before you commit.
It depends on the features in your first version. Many clients start with a clickable prototype, then build the MVP for both iOS and Android. The pricing table on this page lists each package, and you always get a fixed quote before any work starts.
One Flutter codebase runs on both iPhone and Android, so you pay for one build and every feature ships on both at once. We add native code only where a feature genuinely needs it.
Most MVPs take six to ten weeks from prototype to store launch, depending on the features and integrations. You get a week-by-week plan with your quote.
Yes — in your own developer accounts, so you keep the listing, the reviews and the release history. We prepare the store details and handle any review questions.
You do. The code, the store accounts and the signing keys are yours from day one.
Usually, yes. We start with a short code review and tell you plainly whether to fix it or rebuild — and what each costs.
