> // ENGAGEMENT_OPTIONS
Three ways to work with a team that engineers products, not prototypes.
Build it, rescue it, or scale it. Whichever one you are in, the engagement is architecture-first and senior-owned, and you talk to the engineer who makes the decisions.
Build
You have an idea or a brief and no working product yet.
End-to-end production-grade Flutter and Firebase engineering across iOS, Android, Web, and desktop. Product design, system architecture, backend infrastructure, QA, deployment pipelines, and handover-ready code. Senior-owned from the first architecture decision through to delivery.
// What you get
- Product and interface design engineered for Flutter execution
- End-to-end system architecture (frontend, backend, and cloud infrastructure)
- Native-feeling iOS, Android, and Web from one codebase
- QA, staging, monitoring, and deployment pipelines
- Documented, maintainable, handover-ready code
BEST_FOR: Founders and teams that need a complete, production-grade system, not just a frontend prototype.
Rescue
You have a product and it is fragile, slow, or badly built.
For existing Flutter apps that are stuck, fragile, or hard to change. We audit the architecture, identify the risks blocking delivery, stabilize the most urgent issues, and recommend whether to refactor, rebuild parts, or continue feature development.
// What you get
- Architecture and risk audit of the existing code
- Stabilization of the most urgent failures
- Honest refactor-vs-rebuild recommendation
- A practical path back to delivery momentum
BEST_FOR: Teams carrying a fragile or vibe-coded codebase that has started to crack.
Scale
You have a product that works and you need senior capacity.
Full ownership of system design and ongoing delivery after launch. Whether we built the backend or are partnering with your existing team, we handle features, performance, stabilization, and roadmap execution without the overhead of internal hiring.
// What you get
- Ongoing feature delivery and system evolution
- Performance tuning, stabilization, and cost control
- Senior engineering ownership of the entire stack
- No internal hiring or onboarding overhead
BEST_FOR: Post-launch products and teams that need senior engineering capacity to own the system, not just the UI.
How We Work
Roadmap Call
We clarify your product stage, constraints, risks, budget range, and whether we are the right fit.
Scope and Estimate
For new builds, we define the Phase 1 plan and quote against it. For existing apps, we audit the codebase and identify what needs to stabilize first.
Phase 1 Build
We ship a focused production release with clear milestones, QA, deployment support, and handover-ready code.
Scale or Support
Continue with new features, stabilization, or ongoing Flutter support only if the first phase proves the partnership works.
Frequently Asked Questions
Direct answers about pricing, timelines, and how each engagement works.
It depends on codebase size and severity. The first step is a free 30-minute scoping call where we assess whether a targeted fix, partial rebuild, or a full Rescue engagement is the right move. After that, we quote against a clear scope so you know exactly what you are paying for.
We do not quote serious builds blindly, because the expensive risks usually hide in the details. If your scope is already defined, we quote against it directly. If it is not, we scope it properly first as a short fixed-price piece of work, and that fee is credited against your Phase 1 deposit if you go ahead. Either way, you get a defensible number rather than a guess.
A focused Phase 1 release typically ships in 6 to 12 weeks, depending on scope, integrations, and data complexity. Most clients are onboarded within 5 to 7 days of the first call.
No. Every engagement is phased with clear milestones, so you can test the partnership before committing to the next phase. Ongoing capacity can be scaled up or down based on your roadmap.
> // NEXT_STEP
Not sure which one you need?
In 30 minutes, we will clarify your product stage, technical risks, and the best next step, whether that is a new build, a rescue, or ongoing engineering capacity.