Dart, Riverpod, platform channels written in Swift and Kotlin. Pixel-perfect parity across iOS and Android. We treat Flutter as a serious engineering platform — not a faster way to ship sloppy code.

What kind of Flutter work this is

Most of our Flutter engagements are: MVP-stage launches needing to be in both stores in 10–14 weeks; mature apps approaching 100K+ MAU needing careful state-management refactors; multimedia apps where Flutter’s rendering pipeline genuinely beats React Native’s bridge; cross-platform apps for clients whose web codebase is already React but who want native feel on mobile.

We won’t recommend Flutter when iOS or Android native is genuinely the right call — deep system integration (HealthKit, ARKit, advanced biometrics, complex CarPlay), apps competing for App Store featured placement, or apps with performance characteristics that require native rendering paths. We’d rather route you to iOS native or Android native.

What we build

State management

Riverpod or Bloc, depending on team preference and project scale. AsyncNotifier for data fetching, StateNotifier for local state. We avoid setState beyond the simplest of widgets — it scales badly and reads worse a year later.

Navigation

go_router for type-safe declarative routing. Deep links wired from day one (not as a phase-two retrofit). Universal Links / App Links for App Store / Play Store deep-link entry. Web routing where the project also targets Flutter for Web.

Backend / data

REST or GraphQL via Dio plus Retrofit or graphql_flutter. Local persistence via Drift (SQLite) or Isar for offline-first apps. Firebase or Supabase when BaaS is genuinely the right choice; custom Node or .NET backends when it isn’t.

Native channels

Platform-channel work in Swift and Kotlin for the native APIs Flutter doesn’t expose — biometrics, payment SDKs, AR, Bluetooth LE, advanced camera, HealthKit lite. The Swift / Kotlin is written by the same team that writes the Dart, not handed off to a different vendor.

Distribution

App Store Connect plus Google Play Console operated end-to-end. Internal testing tracks, TestFlight beta cycles, Firebase App Distribution for stakeholder previews. CI/CD via Codemagic, Bitrise, or GitHub Actions with macOS runners for iOS builds.

Where Flutter genuinely earns the choice

  • D2C consumer apps that need to be in both stores fast with pixel-identical UI
  • Internal tools that field staff use across mixed iOS / Android device fleets
  • MVP-stage products validating market fit before committing to native rebuilds
  • Apps with shared design language across web, mobile, and (occasionally) desktop
  • Multimedia / canvas-heavy apps where Flutter’s Skia/Impeller rendering wins over React Native’s bridge model

Pricing

  • MVP Flutter app (single happy-path, auth, 1–2 feature areas): $35K–$80K, 10–14 weeks
  • Full v1.0 cross-platform app: $80K–$200K, 16–28 weeks
  • Refactor of existing Flutter app (state management, performance, navigation rewrite): $25K–$90K, 6–14 weeks
  • Native channel module work (added to an existing app): $8K–$30K per module

Start a Flutter build

Tell us about the app — what it does, target audience, design state, target launch date. connect@prizorai.com or the form. Most of our Flutter work is under NDA; case-study references happen on private walkthroughs.

Selected work

Our work on this stack is under NDA.

Every engagement we have shipped on this technology has been delivered for clients under mutual confidentiality. We respect that — and we’d rather walk you through the work in a private session than publish a watered-down case study.

What we share privately
  • Architecture diagrams and decision records
  • Performance / scale metrics (before vs after)
  • Stack-specific gotchas we have solved at production scale
  • Code-review samples (sanitized, with client permission)
How to see it
  • 15-minute discovery call — no pitch deck, no qualification gauntlet
  • Mutual NDA in place before any technical walkthrough
  • Live architecture review on Loom or in-person at our Ahmedabad office
  • References from current retained clients on request
How the work happens

A short, opinionated process. Built around shipping.

Seven phases. Each one independently owned, all connected.

01

Discovery

Week 1

Goals, audience, content, integrations, budget, timeline.

02

Platform rec.

Week 1–2

Honest CMS pick — fits your team, scale, roadmap.

03

Design direction

Week 2–3

Wireframes, system tokens, two visual paths.

04

Build

Week 3–8

Hand-coded blocks, sections, templates. Staging day 3.

05

Optimize

Week 7–8

Lighthouse, Core Web Vitals, accessibility, schema.

06

Launch

Week 8–9

DNS cutover, analytics QA, sitemap submission.

07

Ongoing support

Optional

Retainer for performance, content ops, A/B tests.

Pick a stack. Or pick the team that ships every one of them.