iOS and Android from one codebase, without the compromise. Flutter is our home stack — every mobile product we’ve shipped runs on it.
Plenty of agencies list Flutter alongside ten other frameworks. For us it’s the default: every mobile app we’ve shipped — from live video calling to 10-minute grocery delivery — is Flutter, structured around BLoC so state stays predictable as the codebase and the team grow.
The stack around the framework is what makes it production-grade: Firebase or Node.js backends, CI pipelines that produce signed builds for both stores, tests on the flows that earn money, and Shorebird over-the-air updates so a fix reaches users in minutes, not after a week of store review.
Predictable, testable state management that keeps a growing codebase navigable — and lets new engineers contribute without archaeology.
Camera, push notifications, deep links, background tasks, and platform channels when a feature needs to go below the framework.
Realtime data, auth, and cloud functions on Firebase — or a full Node.js and MongoDB backend when the product outgrows it. We build and run both.
Over-the-air Dart updates push fixes straight to installed apps, skipping the store review queue for everything but native changes.
Startup time, jank profiling, and 60fps as a budget rather than a hope — measured on cheap Android hardware, not just the latest iPhone.
Automated pipelines produce signed, versioned builds for the Play Store and App Store, so a release is a button, not a ritual.
The work below is live right now — in app stores and in browsers, with real users on it.
One-on-one live video calling with real-time matchmaking, low-latency streaming, and secure, user-gated sessions.
View on Play StoreA 10-minute grocery delivery app for Hyderabad — CMS-driven catalog, AI-assisted onboarding, and a logistics backend.
Visit websiteTwo-week sprints, weekly demos, production-ready from sprint one. You see the product before every invoice.
We start with the problem, not the solution.
Figma-first. Component-driven.
Two-week sprints. Production-ready from day one.
Catch it before your users do.
Launch is the start, not the finish.
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Flutter renders its own UI, so the app looks and behaves identically on iOS and Android without chasing platform quirks, and performance is consistently closer to native. React Native is a fine tool, but for consumer apps with heavy UI, animation, or real-time features — which is most of what we build — Flutter has been the more dependable bet.
Usually, yes — if your product belongs on phones. One codebase means one team and one timeline for both stores, which is exactly the economics an MVP needs. If your users arrive via links and use the product occasionally, we may push you toward a web-first React build instead; we wrote up how we decide on our blog.
Yes. Cutiepie — a 1-on-1 live video calling app with real-time matchmaking — is a Flutter app we shipped to the Play Store. Flutter integrates cleanly with WebRTC and SDKs like Agora and LiveKit, and the UI layer keeps up with live streams without dropping frames.
Shorebird ships over-the-air updates to Flutter apps: Dart-level fixes go straight to installed devices without a store release. A bug that would otherwise wait days in app review is fixed in minutes — for a consumer app, that difference is churn you never see.
Yes. We start with a technical audit — architecture, state management, test coverage, release pipeline — and a written findings report, then either embed alongside your team or take over delivery entirely.
A 30-minute call, then a one-week discovery sprint with a written brief and a fixed-scope estimate. No obligation past that.
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