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Hire Flutter appdevelopers who joinyour team.

Senior Flutter engineers who join your team, write Dart in your codebase and your CI, sit in your standups, and ship iOS and Android from one codebase without either platform feeling like an afterthought. The same Flutter work is behind the web and desktop products on our portfolio. Mobile is the same codebase, held to the same standard.

Vetted past the widgets
Full-time, part-time, or hourly
No account-manager layer
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Why Entalogics

Why teams hire
Flutter app developers from us.

The widget lifecycle and the rendering pipeline, state management with Riverpod, Bloc, or GetX, custom painters for complex UI, platform channels into native iOS and Android, and profiling with Flutter DevTools. A Flutter engineer has to already know all of that before joining your team.

EXPERT BENCH01

Flutter developers, vetted past the widgets.

Custom render objects, Isolates for heavy work, platform channels into Swift and Kotlin, Firebase for auth and data, and how Impeller behaves on real phones. We check for Flutter depth well beyond the widget basics.

FAST HIRING02

A counter app doesn't get anyone through.

Plenty of people have built a small Flutter app. Far fewer have handled complex state on a large codebase, bridged native APIs, fixed jank on mid-range Android phones, and lived through several Flutter SDK upgrades. Those are the only people we place.

FLEXIBLE ENGAGEMENT03

As much engineer as you need.

A full-time Flutter developer for a product that's the business. A part-time one for SDK upgrades and maintenance. A few hours for a state-management audit or a platform-channel review. You tell us which, and we size it that way.

Receipts, not adjectives.

UPDATED Q3 2026 - VERIFIABLE ON UPWORK - CLUTCH

600+

Combined projects shipped

PRODUCTION BUILDS

32

Startups built ground-up

$40M+ ARR COLLECTIVELY

100%

Senior engineers

NO JUNIOR HAND-OFFS

14d

Median time to first PR

AFTER KICKOFF CALL

11

Years compounding

7 COUNTRIES SERVED

Hiring model

Three ways
to staff your Flutter build.

A monthly rate per engineer, or a 40-hour block for smaller work, quoted on the first call. A Flutter developer who only knows the basics ships you an app that works in the demo and falls apart in real use: slow on older devices, broken on one OS version, impossible to maintain as the codebase grows. Complex state, real-time data, native integrations, and surviving SDK upgrades are what we screen for.

M01160h / mo

Full-time hiring

One Flutter developer working full-time inside your team, owning the architecture, building the widgets, managing platform channels, and shipping to both stores. The right fit when the cross-platform app is a core product.

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M0280h / mo

Part-time hiring

Twenty hours a week of Flutter work. Enough for SDK upgrades, platform-specific fixes, features between releases, and performance work on older devices.

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M0340h blocks

Hourly hiring

For a defined piece of work. A state-management review, a Riverpod-versus-Bloc-versus-GetX decision, a platform-channel debugging session, or an assessment before moving from Flutter to native.

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Engagement models

Who runs
the engineers.

Pick the one that matches how your team already runs Flutter work, or describe your setup and we'll suggest one.

01

Entalogics managed team

We run the whole thing: architecture, Dart development, testing on real iOS and Android devices, and submission to both stores. You review a build every week.

  • PM + senior Flutter devs on staff
  • We own the dual-store release pipeline
  • TestFlight + Play Console builds weekly
02MOST COMMON

Client managed team

Your product lead sets the direction. Our Flutter developer joins your Slack, your Jira, and your standups, writes the Dart, and handles platform channels. You steer.

  • Embedded in your Slack & Linear
  • Reports into your engineering lead
  • Same hiring bar — you direct
03

Hybrid model

Your team keeps the backend and the product roadmap. We take the widget architecture, state management, platform-specific adjustments, and app store submissions.

  • Specialists from us, generalists from you
  • Shared standups + design reviews
  • Clear DRI per layer
Stack & tooling

The stack our Flutter
application development team ships with.

Flutter and Dart, with the native platform knowledge underneath. These are the tools a Flutter engineer here uses every day.

Flutter

Single Dart codebase with Impeller rendering for consistent iOS and Android UI.

Dart

Typed async language powering widgets, plugins, and platform channels.

Swift (platform channels)

Native iOS bridges for HealthKit, ARKit, and proprietary SDKs.

Kotlin (platform channels)

Native Android bridges for hardware APIs and vendor SDKs.

RECENT ENGAGEMENTS

Real products,
real ARR

Two Flutter engagements, described the way a hiring manager would ask about them, then the rest of the bench's recent work.

All case studies
ON THE RECORD

What founders say
on the record.

Verified feedback from Upwork, Clutch, and reference calls we're happy to set up before you sign anything.

Evan Kanouse

Evan Kanouse

CEO, Modestly

Entalogics has successfully delivered extension prototypes on time, and we are impressed with their project management and the finished product. The client communicates with Entalogics via virtual meetings, email, and messaging apps.
Adam Strock

Adam Strock

Founder, Flourish Schools

Collaborating with Entalogics was a great experience. Communication was clear, we aligned quickly, and their team delivered high-quality code on time with thoughtful technical decisions.
George Irvin

George Irvin

Founder, G3 Ventures LLC

Entalogics delivered our custom Electron browser in six months with isolated profile workflows and stable policy sync. Agent onboarding improved by 55% after rollout.
COMMON QUESTIONS

Straight answers.

The questions Flutter hires usually start with. If yours isn't here, ask it on the call.

Everyone does a coding test and a system-design interview and walks us through something they've shipped. Then the Flutter-specific round: custom render objects, Isolates, platform channels into Swift and Kotlin, how Impeller behaves on mid-range Android phones, and how they've handled SDK upgrades on a real codebase. A widget tree copied from a tutorial doesn't get through.
All three, with a clear default. Riverpod for most projects, because it's type-safe, testable, and scales well. Bloc where the domain wants explicit events and states. GetX where a lighter, more opinionated setup suits the team. The engineer picks based on your codebase and your team's habits, and can work inside whichever you already use.
Yes. Platform channels connect Dart to Swift on iOS and Kotlin on Android, so HealthKit, ARKit, the camera, Bluetooth, biometrics, and the file system are all reachable. Existing plugins cover most of it. Custom hardware or a proprietary SDK gets a native bridge written for it.
Yes. Rover Medical, one Flutter codebase serving both web and desktop for a US healthcare company, and a Flutter practice-management app moved from desktop to the web for a US dental group, are both on our portfolio. Flutter for mobile is the same codebase and the same standards.
Most Flutter engagements begin within three to five business days of the discovery call and a signed contract. The first pull request typically follows about two weeks after kickoff.
Per engineer, per month. Full-time is 160 hours, part-time is 80, and hourly work is sold in 40-hour blocks. The rate is quoted on the first call rather than estimated as a project.
A free replacement in the first two weeks if the match is wrong, then 30 days' notice to swap or end. Three months minimum for full-time and part-time. Hourly work is scoped per job with no minimum.
Senior engineers

Ready to add
a Flutter engineer?

Tell us the seat you need to fill and what the Dart codebase looks like today: Riverpod or Bloc, which SDK, how many screens. You'll get back a shortlist, a start date, and a monthly figure.