Service
Mobile Application Development
Cross-platform mobile apps built in Flutter — one codebase, iOS and Android.
We build production mobile applications for businesses that need their service in their customers' hands. Using Flutter means a single codebase running natively on both iOS and Android — one team, one timeline, one set of bugs to fix, instead of paying twice for two platforms that drift apart. The work covers the full path: turning your idea into a defined scope, designing the interface, building the app and the backend it talks to, testing on real devices, and submitting to the App Store and Google Play under your own developer accounts.
What's included
- Scope definition and feature prioritisation
- UI/UX design covering all screens and states
- Flutter development for iOS and Android
- Backend, database, and API integration
- Push notifications, analytics, and crash reporting
- Payment gateway integration where needed
- Arabic and English support including full RTL layout
- Real-device testing
- App Store and Google Play submission
Proof
Related work
Fitness
Kinetiq — fitness platform with on-device pose analysis
One Flutter app serving trainees, gym managers, and coaches, backed by a .NET 10 API with payments, marketplace payouts, and on-device pose tracking.
Social gaming
Yalla Room — Arabic party games with server-authoritative scoring
An Arabic-first party-game platform where friends join a room by code and play together live — with every score and coin movement decided on the server, never the phone.
Pilgrimage travel
Safe — real-time pilgrim tracking for Hajj and Umrah
A cellular bracelet streams GPS and vitals to three role-scoped clients — a company dashboard, a supervisor app, and a family app — with geofences and health alerts.
FAQ
Questions clients ask
Why Flutter rather than two native apps?
One codebase runs natively on both platforms, so you get one team, one timeline, and one set of bugs to fix instead of paying twice for two apps that drift apart.
Whose accounts does the app ship under?
Yours. Apps are submitted to your own App Store and Google Play developer accounts, so the listings, the reviews, and the release history belong to you from day one.
Can we get the source code?
Yes, on request — a source-code handover is scoped and quoted separately from the build, and covers the repository plus the documentation needed to run it. It is not included by default, so ask early if you want it in the plan.
What happens after launch?
Operating systems update and store requirements change over time. A maintenance agreement covers updates, monitoring, and resubmissions with a stated response time.
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