We build mobile applications for SaaS businesses, and we build mobile-first SaaS products from MVP to production. A SaaS mobile app with us means a Flutter app for Android and iOS with authentication, onboarding, user accounts, dashboards, subscriptions and payments, push notifications, an API-backed backend, analytics and an admin panel, plus store deployment and maintenance after launch.
| Project | Typical starting point | What we deliver |
|---|---|---|
| Mobile app for an existing SaaS | A web product with an API and paying customers | A Flutter app that talks to your API, matches your account and plan model, adds push notifications and mobile-only features, and ships to both stores |
| Mobile-first SaaS product | An idea and a target customer | An MVP with auth, onboarding, the core workflow and a subscription, on a backend and architecture that grows to the full product |
A SaaS app is a client to a service, so the architecture starts with the boundary between the two. The mobile app owns the interface, local caching and offline behaviour. The backend owns identity, entitlements, data and billing state. Subscription status is always verified on the server, never trusted from the device alone.
| Feature | Our approach |
|---|---|
| Authentication | Firebase Auth or your provider; Sign in with Apple and Google; secure token storage; biometric unlock where useful |
| Onboarding | Short guided setup that gets to the first result quickly; plan selection after value is shown, not before |
| User accounts and profiles | Account, workspace and role models designed with your backend so web and mobile agree |
| Dashboards | Fast, cached summary screens with pull-to-refresh and offline placeholders |
| Subscriptions and payments | In-app subscriptions per store rules, free trials, upgrades, restore purchases, server-verified entitlements |
| Push notifications | Event-driven notifications, per-user preferences, deep links into the right screen |
| APIs and backend | Cloud Functions or your API; pagination, retries, versioning and error handling designed in |
| Analytics | Product events for activation, retention and conversion; crash reporting with Crashlytics |
| Admin panel | Web admin for users, plans, content and configuration (we build ours in Flutter web) |
| Multi-tenant data | Workspace or organisation scoping, role-based access and security rules where the product is team-based |
A mobile-first SaaS MVP needs more than a prototype: real sign-up, a real subscription and a real backend, or you learn nothing about willingness to pay. We scope the MVP to one core workflow plus that commercial plumbing, then grow it in releases. Because the MVP is built on the production architecture, there is no rewrite between validation and scale.
Both stores have rules about digital subscriptions: in-app purchases are generally required for features consumed in the app, prices and terms must be shown clearly, restoring purchases must work, and account deletion must be available. We design the subscription and account flows around these rules so review does not become the bottleneck.
SaaS apps change constantly, so operations matter as much as the first release. We ship remote configuration and update prompts from day one, keep target API levels and billing libraries current, and maintain the app on a regular release cadence. Our own portfolio is run this way through an admin panel and Cloud Functions we built for the job.
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.
It is building the mobile application side of a software-as-a-service product: an app users install on Android or iOS that signs in to an account, syncs with a backend, and is paid for through a subscription. It includes the backend, subscription and admin work the app depends on.
Yes. We integrate with your existing API and account model, add mobile capabilities such as push notifications and offline caching, and release to both stores. Your web product stays the source of truth.
Yes, because accounts and subscriptions need a server that owns the truth. For an MVP we usually use Firebase (Auth, Firestore, Cloud Functions), which keeps the first release small and can grow with the product.
Purchases go through Google Play Billing on Android and StoreKit on iOS, using Flutter in-app purchase packages. The backend validates receipts and stores entitlements, so the app checks the server for access rather than trusting a local flag.
It depends on how many workflows the first release includes and whether the backend exists already. A focused MVP with auth, one core workflow and a subscription is a matter of weeks of build time, not months, once the scope is written. We give a timeline in the scope document.
A step-by-step guide to building a SaaS mobile app: architecture, auth, onboarding, subscriptions, backend, push notifications, admin panel, store rules and launch.
A reference architecture for Flutter SaaS apps: feature-first folders, a repository layer, state management, auth and entitlements, offline caching and testing.
How to architect in-app subscriptions for Android and iOS: store billing, server-side receipt validation, entitlements, restore purchases, trials and edge cases.
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.
Launch a focused mobile MVP with Flutter: tight scope, real users on the app store, crash reporting and remote config, so you learn fast and iterate.
Backend and API development for mobile apps: Firebase (Auth, Firestore, Cloud Functions, FCM), REST API integration, security rules, admin panels and remote config.
App deployment to Google Play and the App Store: listings, screenshots, privacy policy, Data safety and privacy labels, signing, review, staged rollout and updates.
Mobile app maintenance for Flutter apps: crash monitoring, SDK and target API updates, Google Play policy compliance, update prompts and regular releases.
Tell us what you want to build. We'll reply by email with questions, and then with a proposed scope and estimate.
