Flutter development
We build mobile apps on Flutter — one codebase for iOS and Android, drawn to feel native on each, with the offline and permission states a real phone app actually runs into.
Flutter draws its own interface rather than wrapping the platform's, which is what lets one codebase feel right on both iOS and Android instead of lowest-common-denominator on either. The trade is real and worth naming: you get one team and one product to maintain instead of two, at the cost of stepping outside the native toolchains — a trade that pays off for most apps and not for a few.
Memoria is built this way — a household app that reaches a whole family across whatever phones they carry, from one codebase. It is production-ready and launching on iOS and Android, and it is the reference for how we build: the flows, the permissions, and the states people actually hit — first run, offline, sync, error, empty — designed on purpose rather than discovered in production.
What we build in Flutter
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One codebase, two native-feeling apps
iOS and Android from a single Flutter codebase, each feeling like it belongs on its platform — so you ship and maintain one product, not two that drift apart over time.
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The states a phone really hits
Onboarding, permissions, offline, sync, and error states designed deliberately — the moments a mobile app earns trust or loses it, handled rather than hoped past.
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Store-ready and yours
Builds shaped for the App Store and Play Store, documented and handed over clean, so your team can release and carry it forward without us in the room.
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Have a mobile app to build?
Tell us what it should do and who it is for. We will build it on Flutter as one product for both platforms — or tell you plainly when going native is the better call.