Start with a free 45-minute call - bring the codebase, the migration you are weighing, or the agent question your team keeps circling. A founder gives you a straight read on whether a workshop, an audit, or just a direct answer is the right next step - no pitch, no obligation. Everything we teach runs in our own production apps and the agent loop we run every day.
A hands-on working session: we take your team through Screen · State · View on utopia_hooks - where state lives, what rebuilds, how logic decouples from the widget tree - using your screens, so the team leaves able to apply it.
We read the codebase and report, in writing, where state actually lives, what is testable and what is not, where the widget tree carries logic it should not, and what we would refactor first. A clear picture of the foundation before you build another year on top of it.
If you are on BLoC and weighing the move, we map it out: what migrates mechanically through our published utopia-hooks-migrate-bloc plugin, what needs judgement, and what it costs - so you decide on a plan with real numbers.
How to bring coding agents into a Flutter org without shipping slop: where agents draft and where engineers must hold the call, what architecture makes their output reviewable, and which guardrails to put up first. We run this loop in production, so the strategy is what we run ourselves, daily.
Before you commit a quarter to a build, port, or AI feature, we pressure-test it: technical risk, what the stack can and can't carry, and an honest read on effort. The deliverable is a written feasibility study and code analysis your team owns - a blueprint your team can execute.
A 45-minute call, no pitch attached. You bring the codebase, the migration, or the agent question; a founder gives you a straight read on whether a workshop, an audit, or nothing at all is the right next step.
We agree what to look at and what the engagement has to answer - we pin down the real question before anyone bills an hour against the wrong one.
We run the session or read the code - Screen · State · View workshop, architecture audit, migration analysis, or feasibility study - working from your actual app.
Everything lands in writing: what we found, what we recommend, and the plan to act on it - concrete enough that your team could execute it without us in the loop.
If you want the team carried further, we stay on to train and pair until the pattern is theirs. Either way the findings are yours to keep.
No pitch is attached to it - a founder gives you a straight read on whether a workshop, an audit, or nothing at all is the right next step. If the answer is "you don't need us," that's the answer you get.
Every engagement past the free consult ends in writing - findings, recommendations, and a plan concrete enough for your team to execute without us in the loop.
Yes - the audit reads your codebase as it stands today, wherever it came from, and reports where state actually lives, what's testable, and what we'd refactor first.
Yes - the plan is written to be actionable on its own. If you want us to stay on to train and pair, that's available too, but the findings are yours to keep either way.
Bring the codebase, the migration you're weighing, or the agent question your team keeps circling. A founder takes the call and gives you a straight answer.
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