Outcomes
- Reach users on iOS, Android, and web
- Deliver fast, accessible, responsive interfaces
- Integrate with backend APIs and real-time services
- Support offline, push, and device-native features
Mobile & Web Applications
Beautiful applications that work everywhere your users are.
We design and build mobile and web applications that extend your product to customers and teams anywhere — from Flutter and React Native apps to progressive web apps and responsive dashboards.
Capabilities
- Flutter and React Native apps
- Progressive web applications
- Responsive admin dashboards
- Push notifications and offline support
- App store deployment support
- Performance and accessibility optimization
What is cross-platform app development here?
Cross-platform development at Reorigin means one product on iOS, Android, and usually the browser, from a shared codebase — Flutter first, React Native or responsive web when the existing stack demands it. We ship from Istanbul, including store release.
Flutter is the default when one team must ship iOS, Android, and often web without three native codebases. Native stays for hardware, a performance ceiling, or an OS integration a shared runtime cannot reach. We make that split in architecture, not as a branding choice. A cross-platform MVP with authentication, the core journeys, and API integration often launches in 10–16 weeks. Cost follows scope: offline, payments, maps, and store compliance are the items that move it.
RecycleOrigin is the public example. Generator, collector, and facility clients are Flutter applications on Go and Python services. That is the shape we repeat when the product is several roles on one backend: shared models, role-specific screens, and a release process that can ship a store build without a hero on the keyboard. Web is included when the same task is done from a desk.
What you get
- The first-release journeys written down before the first screen
- iOS and Android from a shared codebase, unless native is justified
- A web client when the same job is done in a browser
- API integration, and offline or push only if the journeys need them
- Store listing support: signing, review notes, and a rollback build
- Role-specific UX when more than one kind of user shares the backend
- Crash and performance signals you can read after launch
- Handover so your team can ship the next store build
Timeline and budget bands
The 10–16 week band assumes auth, core journeys, and an API. Offline, payments, and maps are scoped on top.
| Phase | Duration | Planning band | What ships |
|---|---|---|---|
| Journey map | 1–2 weeks | Inside the MVP | Who does what on a phone, and what can wait |
| Cross-platform MVP | 10–16 weeks | Scoped after discovery | Auth, core flows, API, store builds |
| Native exception | Only if required | Separate slice | Hardware or OS work the shared runtime cannot do |
How we architect mobile products
Journeys before components
We list the jobs a user finishes away from a desk. Screens that do not serve a journey are cut.
Shared code, explicit seams
Flutter is the default. The seam to native is a named integration, not a gradual leak of platform code.
One backend, many roles
Generators and collectors should not fork the API. Role is a claim, not a second service.
Store release is part of done
A build that cannot be signed and submitted is not launched. Review notes and a rollback build ship with the first release.
Related
Related
Custom software
The operational system behind the app.
Cleantech
Field software for energy and environmental operations.
RecycleOrigin
Cleantech collection, driver routing, and material tokenization shipped in Istanbul.
FAQ
Do you build native or cross-platform mobile apps?
We primarily use cross-platform frameworks like Flutter and React Native for faster delivery, and recommend native development when platform-specific capabilities are critical.
Can mobile apps connect to our existing backend?
Yes. We integrate mobile and web clients with REST, GraphQL, and real-time APIs, including authentication and secure token handling.
Do you handle app store submission?
We support App Store and Google Play release preparation, including build pipelines, assets, and submission guidance.
Flutter vs native — how do you decide?
Flutter (or React Native) is the default when one team must ship iOS, Android, and often web on a shared codebase. Native is reserved for platform-specific hardware, performance, or OS integrations. We recommend the split during architecture, not as a branding preference.
What is a typical cost and timeline for a mobile MVP?
A cross-platform MVP with auth, core flows, and API integration often launches in 10–16 weeks. Cost tracks scope (offline, payments, maps, store compliance). We estimate after defining the first-release user journeys.
Do you build iOS, Android, and web from one codebase?
Yes, when the product allows it. Flutter is our primary shared-code approach; React Native and responsive web are used when they fit the existing stack or hiring plan.
Selected work
A multi-app Flutter product we designed and shipped
RecycleOrigin
Automated Recycling & Smart Waste Management Ecosystem