Real work. Real outcomes.

A South India FMCG distributor ran 6 delivery routes entirely on WhatsApp messages and paper forms. Orders had no audit trail, credit limits were tracked in notebooks, and the owner had zero real-time visibility into daily operations.

A Flutter mobile app for delivery agents covering route management, digital order capture, delivery confirmation with signature, and a running credit ledger per retailer. A Flutter Web admin dashboard gave the owner a live view of all routes, pending orders, and receivables — accessible from any browser.

A state transport organisation needed field-ready mobile tooling for drivers and conductors — trip log creation, passenger count entry, incident reporting, and daily handover — without relying on always-on internet connectivity across all routes.

An offline-first Flutter app using local SQLite storage with Firebase sync on reconnect. Drivers could complete their full shift workflow without a connection. A web supervisor dashboard showed real-time trip status where connectivity allowed, with batched sync from offline devices. Deployed across hundreds of devices.

A law enforcement unit needed a secure, reliable mobile app for field officers to submit structured reports, access reference data, and receive assignment updates — with strict data security requirements and no room for unreliable third-party tools.

A Flutter Android app with role-based access control, encrypted local storage, structured form submission, push notification for assignment dispatch, and an admin module for supervisors. All data handled through a secured backend API. Built to pass internal security review.

A software agency inherited a Flutter project from a previous vendor — no documentation, outdated packages, build failures on Android 13+, and multiple crashes in production. Their client was losing patience.

We ran a structured 2-week audit: dependency map, architecture review, crash log analysis, and a prioritised fix list. Then stabilised the build environment, resolved Android and iOS compatibility issues, fixed the top 7 crash categories, and handed back a clean codebase with documentation — under AppTeky's name kept out of the client-facing project.