Powstania Warszawskiego 15
31-539 Kraków
Most Dutch teams searching for Flutter developers end up choosing between expensive local agencies and anonymous offshore CVs. There is a third option: a dedicated team in Kraków that works your hours, hosts in your EU account, and signs one fixed price in euros for a written scope.
Body leasing hands you day rates and individual CVs, and leaves the coordination, the QA, and the risk with you. We sell the opposite: a complete team that has shipped 19+ products together, and an engagement that is a fixed price for a written scope, not a monthly meter that runs while you manage.
The scope comes out of a structured discovery workshop, run in Amsterdam, in Kraków, or remotely, so the price and the date are attached to a document both sides signed, not to a promise from a sales call.
Flutter and React Native are both in house, chosen per project. If you are not sure which fits, that is a normal first call question, and the answer starts with your product, not with our stack.
Most pages offering Flutter developers for the Netherlands are written from another continent, for every country at once. This one is written two hours of flying away, by the team that would build your app.
Driver and dispatch apps, scanning, proof of delivery, and the ERP they have to agree with. Integrations are named on the first call, not discovered in month three.
Work orders, checklists, and photos that survive a basement with no signal. Our field service app development work starts from offline, not from screens.
Service agreements, installed units as records, and recurring visits in one system. See our approach to custom HVAC software development.
Two sided products with payments in the app, scoped together with the App Store review that asks how the money moves.
Apps that keep working on the water and in the field, with maps and routes loaded before the trip starts. Proven on 1,000+ km of offline waterways.
A founder with a date and a list of things done by hand today. Our MVP app development for startups page covers how we cut scope without cutting the point.
Working builds go out throughout the project and your own people test them while we build. Every serious data or flow problem we have caught on delivered projects was caught this way, months before launch, by the people who know the business best.
Zero time difference makes this ordinary: questions asked in the morning are answered the same morning, demos happen at your lunch, and a build your team flags at 14:00 is fixed inside the same working day.
Dutch buyers ask about data, ownership, and the number on the first call, and they are right to. All three live in documents, not in assurances.
Hosting runs in an EU region inside your own cloud account from the first sprint, following the same EU hosting and GDPR approach we use on every project. Dutch specifics like iDEAL payments are scoped from day one when the product needs them.
Thirty minutes on Amsterdam time is enough to know if we fit.
Book an intro callNavigation for river and canal users where maps, water levels, and routes are loaded before departure, because signal on the water is not something the product can rely on. Built in Flutter with an accessibility pass to WCAG. Read the Liniowiec case study.
Alongside it: TimeFix, a field time tracker whose timer had to survive a locked phone and an incoming call, and a community app for a Swiss client launching this year under NDA, built in React Native by the same team.
The quote comes out of the scope document, shape by shape: roles, payments, offline, integrations. Each addition is priced on its own line, so you can see what removing one saves. The current ranges for each shape are on our pricing page.
The price includes design, development, QA, store submission, and a year of the scope guarantee: everything in the agreed scope works, and fixes are on us. Invoices are issued in EUR by a Polish EU company with reverse charge VAT for Dutch and Belgian businesses. Life after launch is covered by our app maintenance services, without a heavy retainer.
You get one team, one contract, and one number for a written scope. Coordination, QA, and delivery risk sit with us, not with your calendar.
In English, which in our experience is a non issue with Dutch companies. Same time zone, so standups, reviews, and quick questions all happen inside your working day.
Yes, registered and based in Kraków, Poland. Hosting runs in an EU region in your own cloud account, and the DPA is part of the standard paperwork.
Yes. When a Dutch consumer product needs iDEAL, it is scoped from day one, together with the store review implications, so it is in the plan and the price.
Yes. Amsterdam to Kraków is about two hours door to door, and we are happy to run the kickoff workshop at your office or host you at ours.
Yes. Everything on this page, the time zone, EU hosting, EUR invoicing, applies the same way across the Benelux.
Both, chosen per project. Flutter is our default for most products; React Native fits when your team or product points that way. The recommendation comes with reasons, on the first call.
Yes. We audit the code and the accounts first, then quote the takeover as a written scope, the same way we quote a new build.
Bring the product idea and the one system it has to talk to. You leave with a scope outline, a range in euros, and a clear answer on where the data will live.
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Your call is with Thomas, Co-Founder30 minutes, no preparation needed.