Mobile Experiences
Flutter apps that reviewers mistake for native.
One codebase. Two stores. Zero compromise on feel. We build Flutter apps with custom 60fps motion, deep platform integration, and the offline-first architecture your users actually need.
Engagement scope
What you get
- iOS and Android from a single Flutter codebase
- Pixel-perfect design implementation matching Figma at 100%
- 60fps custom animations using Rive, Lottie, and bespoke motion
- Offline-first architecture with conflict-free sync
- Push notifications, biometric auth, and deep linking wired up properly
- App Store and Play Store deployment via Fastlane CI/CD
Capabilities
Where we go deep
Flutter & Dart
We write Flutter the way Flutter wants to be written — composition over inheritance, declarative over imperative, slim widgets over god-trees. The result is apps that scale to dozens of screens without becoming unmaintainable.
Custom Motion & Animation
Hand-crafted page transitions, gesture-driven interactions, and 60fps animation pipelines. Rive and Lottie when the brand calls for it; bespoke implicit/explicit animations everywhere else.
Offline-First Architecture
Hive and Isar for local persistence, with sync engines that handle conflict resolution, retries, and eventual consistency without the user seeing any of it.
Backend Integration
Firebase (Auth, Firestore, Functions, Push), REST and GraphQL APIs, WebSocket streams. We treat the network as unreliable by default and design accordingly.
Deployment & Release Engineering
Fastlane pipelines for both stores, automated screenshot generation, beta channels via TestFlight and Play Console internal testing, and over-the-air updates via Shorebird when applicable.
Technology
The stack we ship
Core
- Flutter
- Dart
- Riverpod
- Bloc
Storage
- Hive
- Isar
- Drift / SQLite
- SharedPreferences
Backend
- Firebase
- Supabase
- REST / GraphQL
- WebSockets
Animation
- Rive
- Lottie
- Flutter Animate
- Custom Tweens
Native Bridges
- Method Channels
- FFI / Pigeon
- Platform Views
Release
- Fastlane
- Codemagic
- Shorebird OTA
- Firebase Distribution
How we work
The engagement, end to end
Foundation
We start with architecture: state management, navigation, theming, and the contract with your backend. Get this right and the rest is fast.
Vertical slice
End-to-end implementation of one core flow — from API to UI to local persistence. This is where we discover the real constraints before they cost us.
Build out
Parallelised feature delivery against the foundation. Dedicated review pipeline, automated tests, and weekly TestFlight / Play internal builds.
Ship & iterate
Phased rollout, store optimisation, crash and ANR triage, and a measured cadence of post-launch improvements.
What we measure
Outcomes we hold ourselves to
60fps
Sustained on mid-range Android
1 codebase
iOS + Android from a single repo
<2 weeks
From handoff to first internal beta
FAQ
Questions worth answering
Why Flutter and not React Native?+
Both are real options. We prefer Flutter for apps with significant custom UI, demanding animation requirements, or strict performance targets — its rendering pipeline is more predictable. React Native is a fine choice if your team already lives in JavaScript and the design language is closer to platform defaults.
Can Flutter really feel native?+
Yes, when written with care. Default Cupertino and Material widgets handle 95% of cases. The remaining 5% — gesture nuance, scroll physics, share sheets — needs deliberate platform-specific work. We do that work; it's the difference between an app users tolerate and one they enjoy.
Do you support older Android devices?+
Yes. Our default minimum is Android 7.0 (API 24). We profile on lower-end devices early and often — performance budgets are tracked per-screen, not globally.
What about over-the-air updates?+
We use Shorebird for Dart-only patches when it fits the project. For larger changes, the standard store review cycle still applies — we don't pretend OTA is a silver bullet.
Ready to talk through your project?
We respond to every enquiry within one business day. Briefs, early-stage ideas, and architecture audits all welcome.