When Flutter is the right choice
- You need iOS and Android at the same time, with the same experience on both.
- Budget matters. One codebase means one engineer can build and maintain both apps.
- You want to change things quickly after launch. One change ships to both stores.
Flutter isn’t the answer for everything. When a feature depends heavily on one platform, I write that part natively in Swift or Kotlin and connect it to the Flutter app.
What I take care of
- Architecture and state management that stays maintainable as the app and the team grow.
- Offline mode and local data, including large datasets. SEADEPTH keeps high-resolution nautical charts available far from the coast.
- Subscriptions and payments with RevenueCat, including restores, entitlements and access logic.
- Backend on Firebase or Supabase: authentication, data, push notifications.
- AI features where they add value: assistants, agents, search over your own data.
- App Store and Google Play release, with store guidelines in mind from the first screen.
Taking over an existing Flutter app
If you already have an app, I can join the codebase. A good start is an architecture review: in 3 to 5 working days you get a written picture of the code, the risks and a prioritised plan. After that, I can take over development or work alongside your team.
Timeline and price
A typical MVP takes 4 to 8 weeks. Projects start from $3,000, with a written estimate after the first conversation.
