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Hire Flutter Developers Who Build Beyond the Interface

Most mobile problems are not screen problems. Our Flutter developers have shipped against live ERP data, recurring payments and media at scale, and they can hold a conversation with whoever owns your API.

  • Flutter & Dart
  • GraphQL & REST
  • Stripe
  • Odoo-backed apps
  • Store releases
  • Your repo

Reviewed by Atul Makwana, CEO & Co-Founder, Heliconia Solutions · Odoo 16 Functional Certification · Odoo Partner · Updated

Proof

Flutter apps live on both storesGraphQL against headless OdooRecurring payments in productionMulti-month release cyclesWork inside client teams

Clients

Businesses that run on what we built

  • Ramdev Kangan
  • WaveContact
  • Mevalon Produkte
  • TIMmunity GmbH
  • Aria Jewellers
  • Freiburger Bund
  • Jo Ann's

The short answer

What Can a Heliconia Flutter Developer Own?

A feature area of your app end to end: the screens, the state, the API integration behind them and the store release that ships it. Senior developers can own the app architecture, the data and caching layer, payment flows and the release pipeline. They work in your repository and your process, and they can talk to your backend team about the API shape rather than waiting for one.

The apps behind this page are all connected products rather than standalone ones: a supplier catalog fed by Odoo over GraphQL, a subscription product with Stripe billing behind web and mobile clients, and a live remittance platform where mobile, web and ERP ship together.

That's the kind of Flutter work we can staff credibly. If your app is a pure offline utility with no backend, an excellent Flutter freelancer may serve you just as well, and we'll say so.

What you get

What Each Level Can Own, and What Is Not Included

Ownership rather than years of experience. Read the "not included" rows as carefully as the rest.

What Each Level Can Own, and What Is Not Included
CapabilityDeveloperSenior developerMobile lead
Build screens and features in an existing appYesYesYes
State management and data cachingWith reviewYesYes
GraphQL / REST integration and API feedbackWith reviewYesYes
Payment and subscription flows–NoYesYes
App architecture and module structure–NoYesYes
Offline and sync design–NoContributesYes
Build pipeline, signing and store releasesWith supportYesYes
Performance work on mid-range devicesWith reviewYesYes
Code review for your team–NoYesYes
Backend or ERP developmentNot includedNot includedNot included
Product design and UX researchNot includedNot includedNot included
Native iOS or Android modules beyond plugin integrationNot includedCase by caseCase by case

We have backend engineers, designers and QA on other engagements. A Flutter developer billed as any of those would be a disservice to everyone.

Named evidence

What Our Flutter Developers Have Actually Shipped

Three production apps, with the work named and the duration stated.

  • Ramdev Kangan: a catalog app on live ERP data

    A Flutter app for suppliers and customers browsing a jewellery catalog managed in Odoo, over GraphQL, with search, filtering and media served from Cloudflare R2. Running and evolving for 8+ months.

    • GraphQL
    • Headless Odoo
    • Media at scale
  • WaveContact: subscriptions on mobile

    A Flutter Android and iOS app on an Odoo subscription backend with Stripe recurring payments, Google services and vCard export, shipped release over release across 12 to 15 months alongside backend, web, QA and design.

    • Stripe
    • Cross-functional team
    • Ongoing releases
  • PayRemit: mobile inside a financial platform

    Flutter developers working with Odoo and Next.js engineers on a live remittance product since 2023, shipping payment, agent and wallet features without interrupting live transactions.

    • Live system
    • Multi-stack team
    • Continuous delivery

How it works

How a Developer Joins Your Team

  1. Requirements call

    Your app, its backend, what the person would own in the first month, the overlap you need and the start window. An engineer is on the call, not only an account manager.

  2. Matching, not a CV dump

    One or two developers whose recent work is close to your problem, with the apps they shipped and what they did on them. If nobody fits, we tell you.

  3. You interview them

    Your process and your technical exercise. The interview guide below is there to help you run it, not to replace it.

  4. Onboarding into your process

    Your repository, branch and review conventions, tracker, standups, and access to a build and a device set so they can ship in the first week rather than the third.

  5. First-month checkpoint

    A review with you on productivity, scope and overlap. Problems surfaced in week four are cheap to fix.

  6. Ongoing delivery

    They ship in your cadence and your release process, reviewed by your team, with a Heliconia mobile lead available behind them for architecture questions at no extra cost.

The terms

Engagement, Security and the Things Buyers Ask Last

The practical terms, stated before you have to ask for them.

Engagement, Security and the Things Buyers Ask Last
QuestionHow we work
Engagement modelFull-time or part-time monthly, per developer, with an agreed notice period
Time-zone overlapA stated daily overlap we staff for, rather than a promise of constant availability
Whose processYours: repository, review rules, tracker, ceremonies and release schedule
Store accountsWe work in your Apple and Google accounts under your credentials policy. The apps stay yours
Code and IPEverything written for you is yours, in your repository, from the first commit
SecurityLeast access needed, through your systems, under your policies
ReplacementIf it is not working, we replace them with a documented handover
Knowledge transferDocumented as they go, so the app survives the engagement

Store accounts matter more than people expect. An app published under an agency account is a hostage. We do not do that.

Interview guide

What to Ask a Flutter Candidate (Ours or Anyone Else’s)

  • Ask how they manage state in a screen with paginated data, pull-to-refresh and an error path. The answer shows whether they have shipped or only prototyped.
  • Ask what they do when a list of several thousand items with images gets janky on a mid-range Android phone.
  • Ask how they would shape an API for a screen that currently needs four calls, and whether they would push back on the backend team.
  • Ask about token refresh and what happens to a request that fails during it.
  • Ask what they have done about store review rejections, and what they changed afterwards.
  • Give them one of your own screens and ask what they would do differently. Better signal than any puzzle question.
  • If offline matters to you, ask them to describe a sync conflict and how they would resolve it.

Read the projects

The Work Behind These Developers

A catalog app on headless Odoo, a subscription product with Stripe billing, and a live financial platform.

All case studies

What clients say

In Their Words

Questions

Hiring Questions, Answered Directly

Atul Makwana

CEO & Co-Founder, Heliconia Solutions

Not answered here? Ask Atul directly, the person who reviewed this page, not a sales queue. Odoo 16 Functional Certification.

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Can they work on our existing app rather than starting again?

Yes, and that is most of this work. WaveContact and Ramdev Kangan are both multi-month ongoing engagements on apps that were already live, shipping releases into existing codebases and store listings.

Read the WaveContact project

Do your Flutter developers understand the backend?

Enough to be useful, which is the point. They have shipped against GraphQL and REST APIs over Odoo, argued about response shape, and worked beside the engineers building it.

They are not backend developers. If you need work inside the API itself, we would propose the right specialist rather than stretch the mobile one.

Headless Odoo architecture

Flutter or React Native for our product?

Usually a team decision. Flutter gives one Dart codebase and consistent rendering. React Native shares language and often components with a React web team. We staff and build both, so the recommendation is not self-serving.

If the answer turns out to be React Native, we will tell you rather than sell you Flutter.

How we choose

Who owns the app store accounts?

You do. We work in your Apple and Google accounts under your credential policy, and the listings, reviews and analytics stay yours. An app published under an agency account is a hold over you that nobody should accept.

Do you publish rates?

No. Rates depend on seniority, commitment and duration, and a number without those is meaningless. Tell us the role and the length and you will have a rate on the first call.

Is this different from hiring you to build the app?

Yes. Hiring developers means you own delivery and we supply capacity into your process. A project means we own scope, timeline and result. If you want the outcome rather than the people, start with the service page.

Flutter app development

Next step

Tell Us the App, the Backend and the Start Window

Send us what the developer would own in their first month, what the app talks to and the overlap you need. You get one or two matched developers with their real app history, and you run your own interview.