D I Z I T A L O G I C

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Dizitalogic is an AI first software company. We build agents, retrieval systems and the full stack products they run inside, for clients across six markets. Twenty plus engineers, working in your stack and your timezone.

Mobile Apps

We build mobile apps in Flutter, so one codebase serves iOS and Android, and we write native modules where Flutter is genuinely the wrong tool. That is usually payments, background location and anything touching a device sensor.

You see a build on a real device every week through TestFlight and Firebase App Distribution, not a video of a simulator. Store submission is part of the work, including the review responses, the privacy declarations and the screenshots.

What you get

From first build to a live listing on both stores.

  • One Flutter codebase, with native modules where they are needed
  • Weekly builds on real devices through TestFlight and Firebase
  • Store submission handled, including review responses

If your app needs an AI feature, a chat assistant, document scanning or on device classification, we build it as part of the same codebase rather than as a separate service you have to integrate later. We will also tell you when a feature would be better as a simple rule than as a model.

Common questions

The questions we get asked most before a project starts. If yours is not here, ask it directly and an engineer will answer.

Cost and consistency. One team, one codebase, one set of bugs. Where a feature genuinely needs native code we write native code, so you do not pay for a compromise you did not choose.
Yes, including the privacy declarations, the data safety form and the responses when a reviewer pushes back. Rejections are normal and we deal with them.
Often yes. We start with a short code review and tell you honestly whether it is worth continuing or rewriting, before you commit to either.
Both stores change their requirements every year, so an app needs periodic maintenance whoever owns it. We tell you what that involves before handover so it is a budgeted decision rather than a surprise.