Mobile apps · Flutter
iOS and Android from one codebase.
Google's Flutter compiles one codebase into fast native apps for iPhone and Android, with an interface that looks exactly the way you designed it on both.
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Is this right for you?
A good fit when
- You need iOS and Android at the same time, on one budget and one timeline.
- Your brand needs a custom interface that looks the same on every phone.
- You want one team, one codebase and one set of tests.
- You may want a web or desktop version later from the same code.
Not the best fit when
- The app depends on brand-new iOS or Android features on release day.
- Your team already works in React and wants to share code with the website.
- The app is mostly a thin wrapper around a website.
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What we build with Flutter
Customer apps
Ordering, booking, loyalty and account apps.
Field and staff apps
Apps for sales teams, technicians and delivery staff, including offline use.
Marketplaces
Buyer and seller apps with chat, payments and ratings.
Companion apps
Apps that work alongside hardware over Bluetooth or the network.
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How we build it
Clear structure
An architecture such as BLoC or Riverpod, so features stay independent and testable.
Native when needed
Swift and Kotlin code for anything Flutter cannot do on its own.
Testing
Unit, widget and integration tests, run on real devices for the core flows.
Releases
Automated builds and store releases, with crash reporting from day one.
Options
Compared with the alternatives
| Question | Flutter | React Native | Native |
|---|---|---|---|
| Code shared between iOS and Android | Almost all | Most | None |
| Custom, brand-led interface | Excellent | Good | Excellent, per platform |
| Newest platform features | Through plugins, sometimes later | Through modules, sometimes later | Immediately |
| Best team fit | A new team, or Dart developers | Teams that know React | Separate iOS and Android teams |
Questions
Questions people ask
Is Flutter fast enough?
Yes, for nearly all business apps. Flutter compiles to native code and draws its own interface, so scrolling and animation stay smooth.
Will it feel right on an iPhone?
Flutter can follow each platform's conventions where it matters, such as navigation and gestures, while keeping your brand's look.
Can you add something Flutter does not support?
Yes. We write that part in Swift or Kotlin and connect it to the Flutter app.
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