Flutter app development, from our own shipped apps

What we build in Flutter

Apps that have to keep working when the phone is locked, offline or low on battery. That is where most of our engineering time goes, because it is where users notice failure first.

• Alarms and notifications that fire. Talhaq rings full screen until the user taps Taken or snoozes, and the snooze and done state stay in sync between the alarm and the app.
• Offline features. Misbar Quran runs speech recognition on the phone with no connection at all.
• Arabic and English in one build. Right-to-left layouts, Arabic plural rules and switching language without restarting the app.
• Store-ready releases. Signing, store listings, screenshots and review on Google Play and the App Store.

How a Flutter project runs

1. Scope from the hard part

We start with the feature most likely to break on real devices, such as background alarms or audio, and prove it on Android and iOS before building screens around it.

2. One codebase, platform code where it matters

Shared Dart for the interface and logic, native Android and iOS code only where the operating system requires it, for example full-screen alarms and notification permissions.

3. Test with failure, not only success

We test the cases users hit: a missed dose, a snoozed alarm after a restart, a wrong word in a recitation. A feature is done when it survives those.

4. Ship and keep shipping

Releases go through the stores' own review. After launch we read reviews and support email and fold fixes into the next build.

Proof you can install

Every app named on this page is live under IntelGets. Open the store listings in the side panel and install them. That is the clearest way to judge our Flutter work.

Want an app like these? Email intelgets@gmail.com with what it should do and who it is for.