Flutter developer for your MVP

Why Flutter for an MVP

An MVP has one job: prove the idea with real users before the budget runs out. Flutter fits that job because one codebase covers Android, iOS and web, so you are not paying for the same feature three times.

I pair Flutter with Firebase or Supabase for auth, data and backend logic. For most MVPs that removes an entire backend project from the budget without boxing you in later.

What you get

• A free scoping call that turns your idea into a concrete feature list, timeline and honest cost estimate. You keep the plan either way.
• Product scoping that cuts the feature list to what actually proves the idea.
• A Flutter build for Android, iOS and web, with UI implemented from Figma or designed as we go.
• Firebase or Supabase backend, authentication and data.
• Store release and post-launch support as real users show up.
• Full ownership: your repositories, your store accounts, your cloud accounts, from day one.

Proof it works

BTE runs collections from 4,000+ supplier outlets across 9 field teams on a Flutter web and mobile platform I designed and built end to end. FieldNest gives Huffman Environmental an offline-first Flutter field app and admin console they own outright. Tidely, a German cash-flow SaaS, ships its Flutter Web frontend with me on the team.

BTE case study · FieldNest case study · Tidely case study

Frequently asked questions

I only have an idea. Is that enough to start?

Yes. That is how most projects here start. A free scoping call turns the idea into a concrete feature list, a realistic timeline and an honest cost estimate. You keep the plan even if we never work together.

How long does an MVP take?

Most MVPs here take weeks, not months, because the scope gets cut to what actually proves the idea. You see working software from the first sprint instead of a big reveal at the end.

What does it cost?

It depends on scope, and that is exactly why the scoping call is free. You get a real estimate against a real feature list. Where possible I work fixed scope, so the number we agree on is the number you pay.

Why Flutter instead of native or React Native?

Because for most products it is the fastest honest route to Android, iOS and web from one codebase. I have shipped native Kotlin apps too, including Azima and Lengo, so when a project genuinely needs native, I say so. For a typical MVP, Flutter gets you to real users sooner without a second codebase to pay for.

Who owns the code?

You do. Full source code, your repositories, your store and cloud accounts, all from day one. No lock-in.