You have a mobile product idea and budget to get started, but aren't sure how to validate demand quickly and without overspending
You tried Lovable or Bolt, but never reached a production version you could show investors or early customers
You need an app for both iOS and Android, but your budget doesn't allow for building two separate products with two teams
You've contacted several vendors and received quotes ranging from $5,000 to $40,000, with no clear reason for the difference
An investor or partner wants to see a live product, not presentations and Figma mockups
You're launching a startup without a technical co-founder and aren't sure how to build the right mobile architecture from the start
A Consumer App is a mobile application built for the end user. What matters here isn't just features, but speed, usability, and first impressions: a simple onboarding flow, instant payment processing, personalized push notifications.
B2C apps have their own specifics that call for a flexible approach to development. Architecture, UX, and technology stack choices directly affect conversion, retention, and app store ratings. We factor in these metrics from the very start of the project.
We build Consumer App MVPs on Flutter, a cross-platform technology that lets us develop for iOS and Android simultaneously. A single codebase cuts both timeline and cost in half compared to native development of two separate apps.
Already have a Discovery Pack? We move straight to the next step.
No Discovery Pack yet? We run a scoping session to define which screens and features are essential for the MVP, which can be deferred to Phase 2, and which architecture best fits your product type.
We formalize User Stories and finalize the scope.
We design the user experience based on your audience and product type. Wireframes → alignment → final UI. Responsive design for iOS and Android following platform guidelines. A clickable prototype for testing or investor demos.
A single codebase for both platforms: we build the app on Flutter while following native UI patterns for iOS and Android, including navigation logic, gestures, and interface element behavior. This includes backend integration, implementing all screens from the Figma design, and animations and transitions.
Key Consumer App modules: onboarding and authentication (email, Google, Apple Sign-In), user profile, catalog or content feed, cart with checkout, payment system, push notifications, deep links, offline mode as needed.
Server-side development: business logic, database, REST or GraphQL API, authentication, user roles.
Environment setup: dev, staging, production. CI/CD for automated build and deployment on every update.
Depending on product type: payment systems (Stripe, LiqPay, Fondy, Apple Pay, Google Pay), email and SMS notifications (SendGrid, Twilio), geolocation and maps, social logins and Google/Apple Sign-In, basic analytics (Firebase Analytics, Mixpanel, Amplitude), CRM or other business systems as needed.
Functional testing on iOS and Android devices.
Testing of critical scenarios: registration, payment, key user action.
App Store and Google Play listing preparation: screenshots, description, metadata, icons.
Support through the review process. Handover of all access and documentation. Training for your team on working with the product.
A full first version of your mobile product, published on both platforms and ready to work with real users.
A complete set of screens, components, and a design system for iOS and Android, forming the foundation for further product development.
You get access to the product's code via GitHub or another repository. No vendor lock-in: you can continue development with us or with another team.
A basic web interface for managing content, users, and orders, depending on the product type.
Architecture overview, API documentation, deployment and support instructions. A new developer can join the project without involving the previous team.
Suggestions and advice on next development steps, based on feedback from your first users
Request: a platform for a cleaning service with three roles: client, service provider, and coordinator. Service booking, task assignment, and real-time monitoring.
Result: a Flutter mobile app for clients and service providers (iOS and Android), a web panel for coordinators, geolocation, status updates, Stripe payments, push notifications. Published on the App Store and Google Play.
Request: a marketplace for direct sales between manufacturers and end buyers, with a catalog, search, payment, and delivery.
Result: a Flutter app for buyers (iOS and Android), a web interface for sellers, catalog with filtering and search, cart, LiqPay integration, push notifications, admin panel. First transactions on the platform within 4 weeks of launch.
Request: an app for online workouts with personalized plans, video content, and a subscription system.
Result: a Flutter app (iOS and Android), onboarding, workout library, progress tracking, weekly plan, premium subscription via In-App Purchase (Apple) and Google Play Billing, push notifications with reminders.
No. It's enough to know what problem the app solves and who it's for. We define the spec and scope together at the start. If you've already completed Discovery, the scope is set and we move straight to design.
