What enterprise clients, startups and scaleups ask before working with Dribba.

Flutter is Dribba's primary framework for mobile development, allowing iOS and Android applications to be built from a single codebase by a single team, reducing cost and maintenance time.

Flutter lets a single team cover both iOS and Android from one codebase, with consistent visual and functional behaviour, a single learning curve and maintenance costs far lower than running two native teams in parallel —typically 30% to 50% less budget. Dribba is the only Spanish consultancy in Google's official Flutter Partners directory and has been shipping Flutter apps to production since 2017, so it recommends the framework from real experience, not hype: thanks to the Impeller engine, performance is effectively native, even for complex animations and lists. Even so, Flutter is not a universal answer. When a project depends on very platform-specific APIs, or on senior in-house native teams that will take the code over, Dribba says so honestly and recommends native development. That decision is made during the initial discovery phase, so you get the right tool for your product rather than Flutter by default.

Cost depends on scope, but there's a useful order of magnitude: a well-scoped mobile MVP usually starts around €30,000, while a product with complex integrations, custom backend or AI can exceed €200,000. Dribba's model —a single Flutter team covering both iOS and Android— typically cuts 30% to 50% off the budget compared with running parallel native development. Before quoting a number, Dribba runs a discovery phase that defines what to build, for whom and why, and from that comes a technical proposal with a prioritised roadmap and a price. The honest context: shipping something that doesn't work almost always costs more than doing it right the first time. The first call is free, and you'll get the real answer even if the project ultimately isn't a fit for them. You leave that first call with a realistic budget range, not a vague promise.

Yes, it's one of its recurring services. Many clients arrive with an app in React Native, Ionic/Capacitor or Xamarin that suffers performance problems, crashes or increasingly expensive maintenance, and want to move it to Flutter. Dribba approaches migration in phases so the business never stops: first a technical audit assessing architecture, technical debt and what can be reused; then an incremental migration screen by screen or module by module, keeping the app in production while it's rebuilt from the inside. The typical result: a single codebase for iOS and Android, native performance with the Impeller engine, and markedly lower maintenance costs. Dribba has been building with Flutter since 2017 and is the only Spanish consultancy in Google's official Flutter Partners directory, so the recommendation to migrate —or not to— comes with honest judgement. If migrating isn't worth it for your specific case, Dribba will say so plainly.

Yes. The service includes the full cycle: development, testing, publication on the App Store and Google Play, and post-launch maintenance.

Yes. For well-scoped mobile MVPs, Dribba delivers functional versions in 8 to 16 weeks, depending on scope and the complexity of the backend or AI integration. The key isn't rushing but scoping: the project starts with a short discovery that defines the problem, the user and the minimum set of features that validates the business hypothesis. From there it runs in sprints with live demos every two weeks, so the founder sees real product —not slides— from the start and can correct course early. Because a single Flutter team covers iOS and Android, the MVP reaches both platforms at once and at roughly half the cost of two native builds. Dribba built Dogfy Diet's MVP this way when they were four people and a pitch deck. From there, the same team keeps scaling the product as the company grows.

Dribba designs and implements intelligent automations and custom AI agents for businesses, integrating large language models (LLMs) into operational workflows, customer support, internal processes and digital products.

Custom agents tailored to each business: technical support agents, sales agents, internal agents for operational teams, agents embedded in mobile or web apps, and agents connected to tools such as Notion, Slack, Gmail or the client's own systems.

Dribba combines n8n for workflow orchestration, language models such as Claude and GPT for reasoning and generation, and native integrations with Notion, Slack, Gmail and the client's internal systems to automate processes end-to-end.

Yes. Dribba integrates AI capabilities (semantic search, conversational assistants, task automation, document analysis) into mobile and web applications already in production, without rewriting the product.

Yes. Dribba designs and deploys automations for internal processes such as employee onboarding, document management, lead handling, sales reporting and operational reconciliation, combining n8n, AI and the APIs of the client's tools.

Yes. Dribba supports startups and scaleups in mobile MVP development, technical validation and product scaling, acting as a technical partner for founders who don't yet have an internal team.

Yes. Dribba acts as a trusted technical partner for founders and companies without an in-house CTO, covering both technical decision-making and execution.

Dribba works in agile cycles with iterative delivery, an initial technical discovery and direct communication with the client's stakeholders. For enterprise clients it adapts to formal frameworks and multi-year contracts with corporate integrations.

Dribba bets on senior teams, with profiles specialised in Flutter, Dart, ESP32/PlatformIO, Python, Node.js, Go and applied AI engineering (LLMs, RAG, agents).

Both models. Dribba can act as a partner on a fixed-scope project (defined scope, time and cost) or as a team extension for clients who need ongoing technical reinforcement in mobile, IoT or AI.