Two native apps, two budgets
Separate iOS and Android teams double the coordination before the first screen is approved.
OH Studio
Mobile app development for iOS and Android
OH Studio builds cross-platform apps in Flutter when one product has to reach both stores. Firebase is used when auth, data, or push notifications belong in that stack.
What gets in the way
The app has no path back to the user
Without push, an installed app goes quiet after the first open.
The store listing is treated as an afterthought
Screenshots, the privacy questions, and the review notes are part of shipping, not a surprise at the end.
How the work is shaped
One Flutter codebase
Shared UI and shared logic, with store-specific setup only where Apple or Google requires it.
A technical brief before the build
Accounts, offline use, payments, and push are decided in the technical brief so they are priced once.
A backend that matches the app
Firebase when it fits. A Laravel API when the business already needs a web admin.
Technologies
Flutter
Dart
Firebase
REST API
Laravel
What you can expect
- iOS and Android from the same project.
- The technical brief is already on the site. You do not start from a blank email.
- Push, auth, and payments are scoped as features, not assumed.
- Web and mobile can share one Laravel API when both are in the project.
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Client reviews
Ahmed Karimi
Omar delivered an exceptional e-commerce platform. The attention to detail in both design and code quality was outstanding. Highly recommend!
Sara Mansour
Incredible work on our mobile app. Omar has a rare ability to understand business needs and translate them into beautiful, functional products.
Karim Belhaj
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How a project runs
Technical brief
Screens, accounts, and the data the app must keep are written down first.
Clickable flow
The main path is reviewed before the rest of the app is built around it.
Device builds
You install a build, not only a screenshot.
Store prep
Listing text, screenshots, and the privacy answers are prepared with the build.
Questions clients ask
Why Flutter instead of two native apps?
For most business apps, one Flutter codebase reaches both stores with one team. Native is quoted only when a platform feature cannot be done well in Flutter.
Do you publish the app for me?
Store accounts stay in your name. OH Studio prepares the build and the listing materials. Submitting from your account is part of the scope when you ask for it.
Can the app talk to a website you already have?
Yes, if that site exposes an API or we add one. Say so in the technical brief.
What does a first version include?
The technical brief limits version one to the path a user must complete. Extra screens are a later iteration, not a surprise inside the first price.
Start with the technical brief
Mobile work uses the technical brief so accounts, offline use, and notifications are priced before the build starts.