Mobile App Development
Android & iOS apps from one codebase, with the backend included.
We design and build your app for both stores from a single Flutter codebase. We also build the backend and admin panel it needs to run.
Every project includes
- Android and iOS builds from one Flutter codebase
- Laravel REST API and admin panel
- Push notifications
- Play Store and App Store submission support
- Source code and handover documentation
Typically 6–14 weeks, delivered in milestones you can test.
What we build
Not sure where your idea fits? Describe it in plain words and we will suggest the simplest way to build it.
Booking & ordering apps
Appointments, food or product ordering, with payments and live order status.
Customer & membership apps
Accounts, loyalty points, content feeds and push notifications.
Companion apps
A mobile front end for your website, SaaS or WordPress / WooCommerce store.
Field & staff apps
Task lists, check-ins, location, photos and offline-first data sync.
Backend & admin panel
Laravel API, database and a web admin panel to manage everything.
Store publishing
Builds, listings, screenshots and review requirements for Google Play and the App Store.
How a project runs
Brief
Tell us what you need on Telegram or through the contact form.
Scope & quote
We reply with features, milestones, timeline and a fixed quote.
Build
Work ships in milestones you can test and comment on.
Launch & support
We install, publish and fix issues during the agreed support period.
Tools we use
- Flutter
- Dart
- Laravel
- REST API
- MySQL
- Firebase
Questions
Do you build for both Android and iOS?
Yes. Flutter lets both platforms share one codebase, so you get two apps without paying for two builds.
Can the app use my existing website or WordPress data?
Yes, through your existing API or a new one we build, including WooCommerce stores.
Who publishes the app?
The apps are published under your own Google Play and Apple developer accounts. We prepare the builds and help with the review process.
Tell us about your app
A few sentences are enough to start: what it should do, who uses it and when you need it.