Four core services cover most engagements. Whichever you start with, the same two engineers stay on the project from planning through to post-launch support.
Android and cross-platform apps, designed and built from scratch or extended from an existing codebase — including Play Store submission and post-release maintenance.
Typically includesCustom software, internal tools, and backend systems shaped around how your business actually operates — not a generic template forced to fit.
Typically includesFor teams that need a second opinion before committing budget — architecture reviews, build-vs-buy guidance, and technical due diligence.
Typically includesFor products already live — ours or someone else's — kept running with version updates, bug fixes, and monitoring so issues get caught before users report them.
Typically includesThe same process applies whether the engagement is a two-week consulting review or a six-month app build.
We define the problem, users, and the smallest version worth shipping first.
Design and development happen in short cycles, with working builds shared regularly.
We handle release — app store submission, deployment, and go-live checks.
Post-launch monitoring, fixes, and updates, handled by the same team that built it.
Pricing is scoped per project — these are the three shapes an engagement usually takes.
A defined product with a clear start and finish. Best when requirements are already settled.
We work as your embedded dev team on a product that keeps evolving — new features shipped in regular cycles.
For a product already in production that needs steady upkeep rather than new development.
A focused first version usually takes 6–10 weeks from signed scope to Play Store submission, depending on how many screens and integrations are involved. We'll give a firm estimate once requirements are written down.
Yes. Most communication happens over email and video calls regardless of location, and we're comfortable working across time zones with async check-ins.
Often, yes. We start with a short code and infrastructure review to understand what's there before quoting ongoing work — this is usually billed as a small fixed-fee audit first.
You do. Source code, design files, and credentials are handed over in full at project close, or continuously if you'd prefer repository access from day one.
That's the IT Consulting service — a scoped review and written recommendation, with no obligation to have us build the resulting roadmap.
A simple single-platform app with a handful of screens typically starts in the lower range, while a two-platform app with backend, payments, or real-time features costs more. We quote a fixed price after a short scoping call rather than a per-hour rate, so there are no surprises mid-build. See our Flutter app development cost guide for a detailed breakdown.
Flutter builds one codebase that ships to both Android and iOS, which usually costs less and moves faster for most business apps. Native (Kotlin/Swift) makes sense when an app leans heavily on device-specific hardware or needs the absolute smallest possible app size. We work in both and will recommend whichever fits your product.