A fixed-scope product engagement for companies that need a usable first version with the right workflows, cleaner UX decisions, and a build that can actually move toward production instead of stalling at prototype quality.
GST @ 18% is billed additionally where applicable. Hosting, domains, and external tools are separate unless explicitly included.
We define what the first version must do, who will use it, and what should be intentionally left out of v1.
For a client portal, this may include login, file access, status tracking, and admin updates while leaving advanced reporting for phase two.
The package covers the essential workflows needed to make version one usable, without pretending the first release needs every feature the business may eventually want.
That may include login, dashboard, core task flow, admin review, settings, and reporting foundations across web or Flutter.
We build the first product version in the format that fits the business best, whether that is a browser-based product or a cross-platform Flutter app.
A founder may choose a responsive web dashboard for admin teams, while a customer-facing product may launch first as a Flutter app for iOS and Android.
We set up the baseline structure required for a real product environment so the build is not held together by temporary shortcuts from day one.
User access, protected routes, dashboard layout, and role-aware sections.
This gives your team a way to manage product content or user workflows without touching code.
Internal staff may update statuses, manage leads, or review submissions from one admin area.
We do structured testing before release so the first launch is stable, not rushed.
Cross-device checks, form testing, access flow testing, and launch-day issue handling.
This section is intentionally explicit so there is no confusion about recurring costs outside the plan price.
AI can scaffold screens and boilerplate. It still does not know which workflows matter, what version one should leave out, or which shortcut will become a six-month headache.
Premium product work is priced around scope clarity, systems thinking, and launch risk. Bugs and bad decisions are both expensive; only one looks cheaper at the start.
You are paying for a product that can be used, managed, extended, and trusted. That is very different from paying for a pile of attractive screens that merely resembles software.
A module means more than another screen. It usually means more states, more logic, more QA, and more ways things can quietly break if rushed.
Permission logic always sounds small until someone needs three user types, two approval levels, and one audit trail they forgot to mention earlier.
Integrations are priced separately because each one brings its own logic, edge cases, failure states, and testing overhead. The screen usually looks simple. The part behind it usually is not.
Shipping a Flutter app is one thing. Preparing store assets, submission details, and dealing with review requirements is the part people magically remember at the end.
Shipping is the beginning. After launch, someone still has to own bugs, updates, deployments, and the consequences of real users behaving like real users.
GST @ 18% is billed additionally where applicable. Projects begin after the initial payment clears, scope changes move to add-ons or a revised quote, and long-term maintenance or multi-year support is available only under a separate maintenance agreement.
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