
One outcome per build
Each Flutter project points at one outcome you name.
The developer builds toward it and the monthly note reports it, so every screen exists for a reason.
Every Dcrayon Flutter build rests on six promises: work you can see running, code you can read on GitHub, and updates your team understands.
Outcome, then tracking On the scoping call we agree the single result the app must earn, like more completed checkouts or fewer support tickets. The Flutter engineer builds toward it, and each monthly note reports where that number stands.
Scoping through store launch The senior Flutter developer who scopes your widget tree and data model is the one who writes it. No junior learning Dart or Riverpod on your budget.
App Store and Google Play We have shipped mobile apps since 2016 for clients in India, the US, the UK, and the UAE. Real builds live on the App Store and Google Play, not slide decks.
Month to month You move to month-to-month once the first build ships. We earn the next stretch of work by shipping. No annual lock-in and no hidden exit fee.
Grows with the app A Flutter app sits inside our wider mobile and software team. Clients often add a REST or GraphQL API, cloud hosting, or release automation as the app grows.
Weekly call, monthly note A weekly call with your developer, plus a monthly note tied to the one outcome. Plain language your team reads without a Dart glossary.
HOW DCRAYON BUILDS FLUTTER APPS

It is how we build one app for iOS and Android at once in Dart. Three cards cover what it is, why we choose Flutter, and how we track each build.
Definition Flutter Development sits with our Mobile and Software team. We run it as a proper build with Dart, a set state pattern, and store submission, not a quick job. It is scoped per client and tracked against the one result you name.
Difference One Dart codebase compiles to native iOS and Android, painted by Flutter's rendering engine so scrolling and animation stay smooth. A single team builds, tests, and ships both stores, and the app behaves the same on an iPhone and a mid-range Android.
Tracking A scope review sets the starting point. A weekly call and a monthly note track the one outcome across the build. You move to month-to-month once it ships.
What comes as standard on every Dcrayon Flutter build
Review, plan, build. The scope review, the written plan, and the clean Dart we ship on every Flutter app.

A read of your app idea or current build: screen flows, state handling, API calls, and frame times in Flutter DevTools. Free on every proposal call, with the fixes that matter most listed first.

The build plan that ties your Flutter app back to one outcome. It maps each screen, feature, and release step, so you can see real progress.

Our own toolkit that helps the developer scaffold widgets, write tests, and fix Dart faster. It speeds the work, but a senior developer reviews and ships every line.
Three steps we repeat on every build.
A scope review sets the starting point. We look at your idea and map the Flutter build to a clear first milestone.
A written plan tied to the one outcome you pick. A senior developer is on the account from the first line of Dart. No lock-in.
A weekly call plus a plain monthly note. Your Flutter app grows in steps, so early screens and shared widgets make later features quicker to add.

A free review of your app idea and the plan to ship it on the App Store and Google Play.
Live apps shipped since 2016

Flutter sits inside the Mobile & Software group. Most clients add nearby services as the app grows.
WHY DCRAYON
Ship one clean app, not two half-kept ones
A solid Flutter app takes real hands-on time with Dart, state management, and store review. Dcrayon carries the build so you can keep running the business.
Flat monthly pricing tied to scope, not headcount. Your quote comes from the free Flutter review, not a rate card.
A senior Flutter developer plus our build toolkit on every account. The toolkit speeds the routine parts; the developer reviews the code and ships it.
A weekly call plus a plain monthly note. One outcome shapes the report, so there is no guesswork about where the build stands.
Month-to-month once the first build ships. No annual lock-in, ever.
Your Flutter app and the API, cloud, or release work around it, all with one team and one developer. No hand-off seams between agencies.
500+ projects shipped across India, the US, the UK, and the UAE since 2016. Patterns carry over; each Flutter build adapts per client.
Real questions Flutter app buyers ask us before signing.
We build in testable slices, so you can run a real Flutter app on your own phone and check each screen as it is finished. Submission to the App Store and Play Store follows once the flows, data, and platform channels are stable.
Some shops staff a separate Swift team and a Kotlin team and bill for both. We write one Flutter codebase in Dart that compiles to native on each store, so one team owns the whole app and new features land on both platforms together.
Flutter retainers usually run Rs 1.8L to Rs 5L per month for a single app. Apps with more screens, auth, and live data run above Rs 7L.
No. You move to month-to-month once the first build ships. There is no annual lock-in, and the agreement spells out how to leave.
Flutter Development is one of several Dcrayon Mobile and Software services. Many clients begin with the app, then add a backend, an API layer, or a companion web build from the same Flutter code. See the full Mobile and Software overview at /services/mobile-software.
A free Flutter app review and the build plan to ship it.