Agency · FlutterFlow · Native apps

The FlutterFlow agency.Your app live, not a demo.

FlutterFlow compiles to real Flutter, so one build runs natively on iOS, Android and web, but a visual editor alone won't carry an app past the first ambitious feature. We design the widgets, wire Firebase or Supabase, drop into custom code where the editor stops, and ship it to the stores.

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What we do

A FlutterFlow agency ships the app, not just a prototype.

Anyone can drag widgets onto a canvas. Wiring a real backend, pushing past the no-code wall with custom code, and getting through store review is a different job. Here are the four things we own.

Method · 4 stages

We build on FlutterFlow like an engineering project, not a toy.

Most FlutterFlow projects stall the same way: someone drags screens together, never sets up the data model, hits a feature the editor can't draw, and the whole thing freezes. So we treat it like real app development: scope honestly, build the backend first, structure the widgets to last, and keep custom code ready for the day the project gets ambitious.

  • Scope · map the screens, the data model and what FlutterFlow can and can't do here
  • Build · widgets, navigation, responsive layouts and state management done right
  • Wire · Firebase or Supabase, custom functions, push, payments and the APIs you need
  • Ship · App Store and Play deploy, then hand it back so your team owns the project
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Differentiator · no badge

We ship real apps on FlutterFlow.

We don't sell a partner tier or pretend no-code does everything. We build production apps on FlutterFlow, so we know exactly where the visual editor stops and custom Flutter code starts, and we wire Firebase or Supabase the way an app under real load actually needs. That honesty is exactly what's missing when an agency promises a finished app from drag-and-drop alone.

  • We build real apps on FlutterFlow, so we know exactly where the visual editor stops and custom code starts, instead of selling no-code as magic.
  • Honest about fit: if your app needs deep platform-native SDKs or very custom UI, hand-written Flutter or native code is cheaper long-term, and we'll say so before you spend.
  • You leave owning it: the project lives in your FlutterFlow account and your repo, so your team can keep editing it without us.
  • No badge to sell. We're judged on whether your app ships, runs well on real devices and passes store review, not on a partner tier.
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What we set up

FlutterFlow at the core, a real app stack around it.

We build the parts that turn a visual canvas into a shippable native app, then connect them to the backend and stores your product actually needs. Here's what a real build covers.

Free audit · 60 minutes

We scope your app, you leave with a plan.

Before quoting anything, we take 60 minutes to map your screens, your data model and what FlutterFlow can and can't do for this build. You leave with an honest read on what to build first, where the backend should live, and where custom code is unavoidable. Zero pitch, just an engineer's take on your app.

  • An honest read on whether FlutterFlow fits your app
  • The backend and data model to wire first
  • Where custom code will be needed
  • A frank take on what it won't do well
Or send your brief instead
Our approach

How we run a FlutterFlow build.

Five steps, in order. We don't put screens on top of a backend that isn't designed, we don't leave the hard feature for last, and your team owns the project at the end. Each step has a deliverable and you sign off before we move on.

  1. Step 1 · Product scope

    Map the app and where FlutterFlow fits

    We sit down with you and map the screens, the user flows and the data model, then make the honest call on what FlutterFlow builds fast and what needs custom code or a different approach. Half the value is telling you where the visual editor saves you weeks and where a feature is cheaper hand-coded, so you scope the build around reality instead of a sales pitch.

  2. Step 2 · Backend & data model

    Set up Firebase or Supabase before the screens

    We design the data model and wire Firestore or Supabase first: authentication, storage, security rules and the queries your screens will need. Getting the backend right before the UI is what stops a rebuild three weeks in. You sign off on the data model and auth flow before we put a single widget on top of it.

  3. Step 3 · Build the app

    Widgets, layouts and state, built to last

    We build the widget tree, the navigation and the responsive layouts, and set up state management so the app stays maintainable as it grows. Custom functions and actions handle the logic the editor can't draw. Everything is structured so your team can open the project later and understand it, not a tangle of one-off pages nobody can extend.

  4. Step 4 · Custom code & integrations

    Push past the no-code wall where needed

    When a feature needs a native package, a payment SDK, push notifications or logic the visual layer can't express, we drop into custom Flutter code or use code export to extend the app in the IDE. We wire the third-party APIs your product depends on. The point is a finished app, not one that's 90 percent there with the hard 10 percent left undone.

  5. Step 5 · Ship & hand over

    Deploy to the stores, then get out of the way

    We handle the App Store and Play Store deploy: certificates, signing, the review process and a release pipeline for future updates. Then we hand the project back so your team can edit it in FlutterFlow without us. If you want to go deeper, our training covers FlutterFlow and Flutter end to end. If you want us on call for what scales next, we talk about that separately.

Proof · what the teams say

We're judged on the app that ships.

No partner badge to display, so we lead with what matters: feedback from the teams whose FlutterFlow app we built, and whether it actually went live, ran well on real devices and passed store review. Our Trustpilot reviews come from those teams, not from a marketing deck.

  • The project lives in your FlutterFlow account and repo, owned by your team
  • Backend and data model designed before the UI goes on top
  • Custom code ready for the features the editor can't draw
  • Trustpilot reviews come from the teams we built apps for
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FAQ · FlutterFlow agency 2026

The questions we get asked on repeat.

  • What does a FlutterFlow agency actually do?
    A FlutterFlow agency builds your app on FlutterFlow and ships it, instead of leaving you with a half-finished project you can't extend. We design the widget tree and responsive layouts, wire Firebase or Supabase for data and auth, write the custom functions and actions your logic needs, add custom Flutter code where the visual editor stops, and handle the App Store and Play Store deploy. The point is a native app your users can install, not a prototype that looks good in a demo and breaks on a real device.
  • How much does a FlutterFlow app cost?
    It depends on scope: a focused MVP is nothing like a multi-role app with payments, push and a complex Firestore model. We don't throw out a flat package. We start with a free 60-minute audit to map your screens, your data model and what FlutterFlow can and can't do here, then quote a fixed scope. The FlutterFlow subscription itself you pay them directly; we set up the project so your team can keep editing it without an open-ended bill to us.
  • When is FlutterFlow NOT the right fit?
    We'll tell you straight. If your app leans on deep platform-native SDKs, heavy real-time graphics, or a very custom UI that fights the widget system, hand-written Flutter or fully native code is usually cheaper long-term than forcing it through the visual editor. FlutterFlow shines for standard app patterns: CRUD, auth, lists, forms, dashboards, marketplaces, internal tools. We scope your app honestly at the audit and won't sell you FlutterFlow for a project where it'll cost you more than it saves.
  • Can you add custom code to a FlutterFlow app?
    Yes, and it's a big part of the job. FlutterFlow lets you write custom functions, custom actions and custom widgets in Dart, and it supports code export so you can extend the app in a real IDE. When a feature needs a native package, a payment SDK, a tricky animation or logic the visual editor can't draw, we drop into code rather than faking it with workarounds. You get the speed of visual building plus a genuine engineering escape hatch when the project gets ambitious.
  • Do you set up Firebase or Supabase?
    Yes, the backend is where most apps live or die. We wire Firestore or Supabase depending on your needs: the data model, authentication, storage, security rules and the queries your screens require. We set up push notifications, API calls and the integrations your product depends on. We build the backend before the UI so the app scales with real users instead of needing a rebuild the first time load goes past the happy path.
  • Can you publish the app to the App Store and Google Play?
    Yes, we handle the deploy end to end. That means certificates, app signing, build configuration, and walking the app through both the iOS and Android review processes, which each have their own rules and rejection reasons. We also set up a release pipeline so you can ship updates later without re-learning the whole process. The goal is your app actually live and downloadable, not a build sitting on a laptop that never makes it past review.
  • Will we own the app or be locked in?
    You own it. The project lives in your FlutterFlow account and, where we use code export, your repo. We hand it back so your team can keep editing the widgets, screens and logic in FlutterFlow without us. We won't build you a black box you can only touch through us. If you want us on call for bigger changes later, that's a separate conversation, not a lock-in baked into the build.
  • How long does it take to build a FlutterFlow app?
    For a scoped MVP (core screens, Firebase or Supabase backend, auth, a first store build), count a few weeks rather than months: that's where FlutterFlow earns its place against traditional Flutter or native. A multi-role app with payments, complex data and heavy custom code runs longer. We split the work into batches so you get a usable app in the stores fast, then layer on features, instead of waiting on one big launch before anyone sees it.
Build on FlutterFlow

Stop dragging widgets in circles. Ship the app.

A 60-minute audit, your app scoped, a build plan with the backend and custom code mapped out. If your team can run it in-house after setup, we'll hand you the playbook. If we're the right fit, we build and ship it.

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