Plan the mobile experience
You have an idea or web product and need a mobile scope.
A planning engagement can define core journeys, platform needs, prototype screens, and backend dependencies.
Discuss this starting pointMobile app development
Mobile app development for iOS and Android.
Mobile app development for US product and operations teams. Salt builds Flutter and React Native applications for customer journeys and field workflows, with backend integration and release responsibilities defined from the start.
Relevant delivery experience
Two different products. Two mobile approaches.
Flutter · iOS & Android
Bullmentor: SaaS MVP & Flutter App for iOS and Android
Salt developed a SaaS MVP for Bullmentor’s trader–mentor platform and a hybrid mobile app built with Flutter for both iOS and Android.
Documented project scope
Review the project scope - SaaS MVP development
- Trader–mentor platform
React Native · Warehouse operations
Web & Mobile Warehouse Inspections with RAMS
Salt developed RAMS, a web and mobile application for warehouse rack inspections, safety visibility, and maintenance follow-up.
Documented project scope
Review the project scope - Mobile inspection schedules and task tracking
- Condition views and severity classification
Find your starting point
What do you need to move forward?
For teams whose customers or staff need a dedicated mobile experience connected to a product or business workflow.
- SaaS teams taking core product journeys to iOS and Android.
- Operations teams supporting inspections or work in the field.
- Businesses replacing a difficult mobile experience or extending an existing app.
A responsive web application may be enough if the workflow does not need app distribution or device capabilities. Compare both before committing to mobile development.
Explore the Bullmentor Flutter appWhat we can build
Mobile software for a specific job.
These are engagement options. Features, integrations, and release responsibilities are defined for your project.
Customer and SaaS apps
Bring the product journeys your customers need to iOS and Android. Define the mobile scope alongside the web product and backend.
Field and operational apps
Connect tasks, evidence capture, and follow-up with a management application. Establish device, connectivity, and data requirements before implementation.
APIs and existing systems
Plan account access, data exchange, and integration behavior around the systems your business already uses.
Testing and release preparation
Agree on devices, operating systems, acceptance checks, signing accounts, release responsibilities, and the support plan.
Technology choice
Choose around the product requirements.
Flutter and React Native are options to evaluate against your application. Existing skills, device capabilities, dependencies, maintenance, and the web/backend environment all belong in that decision.
Explore React Native engineering supportWorking with your team
Agree on ownership before development.
For US teams, agree on communication overlap, a product decision owner, and the review cadence. Define access to repositories and release accounts, acceptance criteria, handover, and ongoing support in the engagement.
Explore managed development teamsScope before commitment
Know what you’re buying.
These are scope items to discuss for your engagement. Your proposal identifies the selected deliverables, exclusions, responsibilities, and acceptance criteria.
The mobile journey
Agreed screens, roles, device capabilities, and API behavior for the initial release.
Release evidence
Checks on the agreed devices and OS versions, unresolved issues, and acceptance criteria.
Delivery and ownership
Source access, build instructions, signing and store-account responsibilities, and handover.
Budget & timing
What shapes your estimate?
Start with the essential work, then separate later priorities. We need to understand the scope and dependencies before proposing a budget or delivery schedule.
Discuss your mobile release- Backend readiness
- New APIs, authentication, integrations, and data changes add work beyond the app interface.
- Device behavior
- Offline synchronization, media capture, notifications, and payments need explicit design and testing.
- Platform and release scope
- Supported devices, OS versions, accessibility needs, store assets, and submission work affect the plan.
How the schedule takes shape
Plan design, backend readiness, app implementation, device testing, and submission separately. Signing access, store assets, and external review can affect launch dates even after development is complete.
What to look for in the proposal
Deliverables and exclusions · team responsibilities · estimate assumptions · milestones and client dependencies · payment terms · acceptance and change process · handover and support.
Before you start
Mobile development questions.
Yes. Bullmentor includes a Flutter hybrid application developed for both iOS and Android. We define the supported devices, operating-system versions, and features for each new project.
Salt’s documented work includes Flutter for Bullmentor and React Native for RAMS. We assess your existing stack, device requirements, integrations, and team capabilities before recommending an approach.
Yes. Bullmentor combines a SaaS MVP and mobile development. RAMS connects mobile inspections with web-based management. The scope should identify what each interface does and how it uses shared business information.
Offline behavior must be designed and scoped explicitly. We assess which tasks need local storage, how changes synchronize, and what happens when records conflict. Offline capability is not claimed for the examples on this page.
The main drivers are user journeys, device features, backend readiness, integrations, data requirements, testing coverage, and release responsibilities. Share the initial workflows and existing systems so we can define a useful first release and estimate its scope.
Release preparation and submission responsibilities can be included in the agreed scope. Account ownership, signing access, store assets, policy checks, and support responsibilities need to be established. Store approval is controlled by the platforms.
Start a conversation
You don’t need every answer to get started.
Your target users, essential mobile tasks, preferred platforms, existing APIs, and any launch dependency. You do not need a finished specification.
Discuss your mobile releaseFrom enquiry to an agreed next step
- 01
Discuss the fit
We use your enquiry to clarify the problem, relevant experience, and the responsibilities your team needs help with.
- 02
Resolve the unknowns
We discuss whether there is enough information for a proposal or whether a separate discovery, assessment, or pilot is the useful first engagement.
- 03
Review the proposal
Before work starts, review scope, deliverables, estimate assumptions, commercial terms, and the decisions needed from your team.