Question 1

Which company is best for mobile app development?

Accepted Answer

It depends on your stage. If you have $30K+ and 12 weeks, large agencies like Appinventiv or TechAhead are excellent. If you're pre-seed and need a working app on your phone tomorrow, that's what we built Flutterify for. We won't pretend to be the right call for an enterprise-scale build — but for founders shipping their first version, we're hard to beat on speed and price.

Question 2

How much does it cost to develop a mobile app?

Accepted Answer

Industry benchmarks put a real MVP at $30,000–$60,000 over 3 months. We ship comparable mobile MVPs starting from $419 in 7–14 days. The savings come from AI-accelerated tooling and a productized scope — not from corner-cutting.

Question 3

Can ChatGPT, Lovable, or Bolt build a real production app?

Accepted Answer

For a clickable web prototype, yes — and we recommend trying them. For a production-grade mobile app on the App Store, no. AI tools struggle with native integrations, store deployment, real-world performance, and security. We use the same AI tools internally — combined with 15+ years of mobile experience.

Question 4

Is Flutter still worth it in 2026?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Flutter holds 46% of cross-platform market share (Statista, 2026), is actively developed by Google, and powers production apps at Alibaba, BMW, and Toyota. The "Flutter is dying" narrative resurfaces every 18 months and has been wrong every time so far.

Question 5

Is Flutter better than React Native?

Accepted Answer

For most B2C apps in 2026, Flutter wins on rendering performance and cross-platform code reuse. React Native wins on smaller binary size and JavaScript ecosystem reuse. We pick Flutter because the gap on mobile UI consistency and shipping speed is meaningful for MVPs.

Question 6

Why are you so much cheaper than other agencies?

Accepted Answer

Two reasons. One: we use AI tooling for scaffolding and boilerplate, which compresses 60–70% of the manual work. Two: we're productized — fixed scope, fixed price, no project managers padding hours. The savings come from leverage, not corner-cutting.

Question 7

Is the Day-1 demo a real app, or just a Figma walkthrough?

Accepted Answer

Real app, on your real phone. You'll tap, scroll, log in, share it with co-founders or test users. No mockups.

Question 8

What's the difference between Spark, Launch, and Validate?

Accepted Answer

Spark is a prototype to demo or validate ($419, same-day). Launch is a real MVP with backend and admin panel ($1,299, 7 days). Validate is production-grade with payments and analytics ($2,499, ~14 days).

Question 9

Does the app work on both iOS and Android?

Accepted Answer

Yes. One codebase, native performance on both platforms. One app, two stores, zero extra cost.

Question 10

Who owns the code when the project is done?

Accepted Answer

You do. Full source code is handed over at delivery — no lock-in, no licensing fees, no strings.

Question 11

Can you integrate with tools we already use?

Accepted Answer

Yes — Stripe, Razorpay, Firebase, OpenAI, Anthropic, and most third-party APIs. Specify your stack in the brief and it's scoped into the quote.

Question 12

Is my idea kept confidential?

Accepted Answer

An NDA is signed before any brief is shared. Your idea, your data, and your users' data stay yours and are never used for any other project.

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