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Mobile app development · Nepal

Flutter Mobile App Developer in Nepal

You want an app on your customers' phones, on both iPhone and Android, without paying for two separate builds. I build Flutter apps from one codebase, connect them to a backend that I also build, and take them all the way to the App Store and Play Store.

Why Flutter

Flutter lets me build one app that runs on both iOS and Android, so you pay for one build and maintain one product instead of two. It also performs smoothly and lets me design the interface exactly the way you want it.

  • One codebase for iPhone and Android, so features ship to both at the same time
  • Native-feeling performance and smooth animation
  • Easier and cheaper to maintain than two separate apps

What's included

  • Design and development of every screen, with a theme that works in light and dark mode
  • A backend and database, built with Node.js and MongoDB or Firebase
  • Push notifications on iOS and Android, with retry logic and diagnostics
  • Automated builds and releases, so new versions reach TestFlight and the stores reliably
  • Store submission for the App Store and Google Play, and fixes after launch

From idea to the App Store

Publishing is where many first apps stall. I've taken apps through the whole route: signing, TestFlight, store listings, review and release. For ClampHook's mobile app, I redesigned the interface, added a streak system and push notifications, published it to iOS, and made the app smaller by removing dead code.

Publishing to the App Store needs an Apple Developer Program membership, and Google Play needs a developer account. Both should be in your name or your company's, and I'll walk you through setting them up.

Already have an app?

If your current app is hard to use, missing features or not on iOS yet, I can take it over. I redesign the experience, fix the structure and add what's missing. That's exactly what I did for ClampHook.

How it works

  1. Define

    We agree who the app is for, the key screens and the first version's feature list.

  2. Design

    I design the main flows so you can see and approve how it works.

  3. Build

    App and backend are built together against one data model. You test real builds on your own phone.

  4. Release

    I submit to the App Store and Google Play and handle review feedback.

  5. Improve

    I stay on for fixes, updates and new features after launch.

Work that proves it

Questions people ask

How much does a mobile app cost in Nepal?

It depends on the number of screens, whether you need a backend, and which features the app has, such as payments, push notifications or live data. Describe your idea and I'll send a written quote. My guide to what sets website and app prices is on the cost page.

Will the app work on both iPhone and Android?

Yes. A Flutter app is built once and runs on both. I test on both platforms before every release.

Do you publish the app to the App Store and Google Play?

Yes. I've published to the App Store myself, including the signing, TestFlight and review steps. You'll need developer accounts in your name, and I'll help you set them up.

Can you build the backend too?

Yes. I build APIs and databases with Node.js, Express and MongoDB, or use Firebase when it fits better. For SEVAK, I built the app and the backend together.

Can you improve or take over an existing app?

Yes. I can redesign it, add features, fix performance problems and publish it to a store it isn't on yet.

Have an app idea?

Tell me what the app should do and who it's for. I'll reply with a plan and a written quote.