CropFlow: Photo Crop & Resize
Photography · AndroidFast offline photo cropping, aspect ratio presets, image rotation, and sharing.
An MVP (minimum viable product) is the smallest version of your app that real users can install and get value from. We build MVPs in Flutter so the same code can grow into the full product, not a prototype you throw away.
An MVP is a real, installable app that does one core job well enough for early users to rely on it. It is not a mock-up. Its purpose is to learn whether people want the product before you invest in everything else.
Several of our own apps, including CropFlow, HEIC Converter Pro and BG Remover AI, do all of their core work on the device. That keeps the first release simpler, cheaper to run and easier to get through privacy review. When sync, accounts or shared data are needed, we add Firebase behind the same app.
An MVP is only useful if you can change it quickly. We set up remote configuration and update prompts from the first release, so settings can change without a store update and users can be moved to a fixed version when needed.
We go through who the app is for, the one job it must do well, and what can wait. You get a written scope with the screens, features, integrations and release target.
We map the main user journeys before writing code, then design screens that follow Material guidelines on Android and feel right on each platform.
The app is built in Flutter in small increments, so you can install test builds on a real phone early and change direction cheaply.
Business logic, parsers and data layers get automated unit tests, and release builds are checked on physical devices before they reach users.
We prepare the store listing, screenshots, privacy policy, Data safety form and release build, then handle review and the staged rollout.
After launch we watch crashes, reviews and release age, keep SDKs and target API levels current, and ship improvements.
These are CarrySo's own products, published on Google Play under our developer account. Figures are taken from Google Play when this site was built; each card links to the case study.
Fast offline photo cropping, aspect ratio presets, image rotation, and sharing.
Convert HEIC to JPG, PNG & PDF in one tap. 100% offline, private & fast.
Background remover for product photos. White BG for Amazon, eBay, Etsy. Offline
A prototype shows how an app might work and is usually clickable screens without real functionality. An MVP is a working app that real users install from the store. We can start with a prototype when an idea needs validating before any build.
With Flutter the same code targets both. Many teams still launch on one store first to keep testing and store work small, then release on the other once the core is validated.
That's what we try to avoid. We build the MVP on a production-grade Flutter architecture, so it grows into the full product.
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Mobile app development from idea to app store: Flutter apps for Android and iOS, SaaS mobile apps, MVPs, UI/UX, backend APIs, store deployment and maintenance.
Mobile apps for SaaS businesses and mobile-first SaaS products in Flutter: subscriptions, auth, onboarding, dashboards, payments, push, APIs and admin panels.
Mobile app UI/UX design that ships: user flows, wireframes, screens and a Flutter design system for Android and iOS, with onboarding, dark mode and accessibility.
App deployment to Google Play and the App Store: listings, screenshots, privacy policy, Data safety and privacy labels, signing, review, staged rollout and updates.
Tell us what you want to build. We'll reply by email with questions, and then with a proposed scope and estimate.