Mobile MVPs
iOS and Android from one Flutter codebase, submitted to both stores. The fastest route from idea to something a real user can install.
- Both platforms, one codebase
- Store submission handled
- Scope and timeline agreed after discovery
A real product in real users' hands, not a prototype. Scope and timeline agreed after discovery, with source-code ownership on delivery and final payment. Built by senior engineers who have taken mobile MVPs from first commit to App Store and beyond.
An MVP is not a smaller version of the whole idea, it is the smallest thing that proves the idea. We spend week zero deciding what to leave out, which is the part most agencies skip and most founders regret.
iOS and Android from one Flutter codebase, submitted to both stores. The fastest route from idea to something a real user can install.
Dashboards, portals and admin panels that pair with your mobile app, authentication, billing and the admin surface you need on day one.
Products where the AI is the product, generation, retrieval or agents at the core, with the evaluation and cost controls that keep them viable past launch.
Two-sided products with the parts that actually decide success: matching, trust, payments and payouts.
When the deadline is a raise, not a launch. A build sequenced so the story lands in the room, with the risky parts proven first.
Taking over an MVP someone else started. We audit honestly and tell you whether to continue it or restart, including when the answer costs us the larger project.
MVPs fail on scope, not on engineering. The whole method below exists to decide what not to build, and then to protect that decision when the temptation to add arrives in week three.
One outcome, one user, one path through the product. Everything else goes on a list for version two. Scope, price and milestones are agreed in your written proposal after discovery.
Working software from the first week, deployed where you can use it. You see progress continuously rather than at a reveal, so course corrections are cheap.
Store submission, analytics wired, and a handover with the code, the infrastructure and the deployment process. It is genuinely yours at this point.
A maintenance retainer, or nothing at all. Plenty of clients take the code in-house, and the handover is built to make that a real option.
The client needed the MVP of a climate-focused retail investment app as a go-to-market product. We built it between September and December 2024, a Flutter app with ESG portfolio tracking and carbon-intensity analytics.
“It felt like we were part of the same company, with the same goals and standard of quality.”
A fixed price is only as clear as the scope written behind it. Use these questions to prepare for discovery and check any proposal before work begins.
Describe the core journey your first users must complete. List the platforms you need (iOS, Android, web or an admin panel), required integrations such as payments or maps, and any existing designs, documents or code. Still choosing platforms? Our mobile app development page covers native and cross-platform options.
Ask for a proposal that names each deliverable, the acceptance check that shows it is done, and what is excluded. It should also list dependencies outside the code, such as third-party account or API access and app store review.
Agree how a change request is raised, estimated and approved, so new ideas do not quietly reshape the fixed scope. Then ask which third-party services carry recurring costs, such as hosting, maps, messaging or payment processing, so you can budget for them.
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A 30-minute call with a senior engineer, never an SDR. After discovery, you receive a scoped proposal with price and milestones agreed in writing, and an honest answer about what to cut from version one.
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