Flutter audit and modernization
For products already in the market: we restructure the codebase, remove unnecessary complexity, fix performance problems and make the app safe to keep building on.
Tell us about your projectWho this is for
For people and businesses that already have a Flutter app and need to understand its condition before investing more. The app may need stability improvements, pending features completed or a clearer maintenance plan. You do not need a technical team: we explain the findings in plain language and assess what can be kept, improved or completed.
What the service includes
- Codebase audit and restructuring
- Performance profiling and optimization
- Flutter and dependency upgrades
- Refactoring toward a scalable architecture
What we need to get started
Provide repository access, build instructions, Flutter version, known issues and steps to reproduce them. Performance investigations also need target devices and representative usage scenarios.
Scope and estimate
The audit produces findings and priorities for the agreed areas. Remediation is estimated separately. We agree on validation criteria before changes and do not assume a complete rewrite is necessary.
Remote collaboration
Work directly with the engineers building your product. Before starting, we agree on scope, delivery milestones and communication channels. At each milestone, we demo the progress, gather your feedback and confirm the next steps.
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Frequently asked questions
Do you need access to the source code?
A code audit requires repository access and a reproducible build. A review based only on a demo can identify usability issues but cannot establish code or architecture findings.
Does the audit include fixing every issue?
No. Findings and the remediation scope are separate deliverables. We prioritize changes together and estimate the selected work before implementation.
Can you update Flutter without rewriting the app?
We assess framework compatibility, plugins and platform configuration first. The required changes depend on the current version and integrations, and are explained before work starts.