Flutter App Development

Flutter app development: one codebase for iOS and Android with native performance, a consistent design across devices and lower development cost.

One codebase, both app stores

With Flutter, a single team writes one codebase that ships to both the App Store and Google Play, with smooth performance and an identical design on every device. For many business apps it is the most cost-effective route to both platforms.

What’s included

Typical Flutter project scope.

  • Single codebase for iOS and Android
  • Custom widgets matching your brand
  • Back-end API integration
  • Push notifications and analytics
  • Automated tests
  • App Store and Google Play releases

When Flutter is the right call

Flutter works well for booking apps, marketplaces, customer portals and internal tools. If your app depends heavily on the newest platform-specific features, native Swift and Kotlin may still be better. Our article on choosing Flutter for cross-platform apps covers the trade-offs.

From design to launch

Flutter projects are part of our mobile app development service, including design, back end and store submission.

Frequently asked questions

Does a Flutter app feel different from a native app?

For most business apps, users can’t tell. Flutter compiles to native code and draws its own interface, so performance and animations are smooth when the app is built well.

Can Flutter use device features such as the camera and GPS?

Yes, through plugins, and through custom native code for anything a plugin doesn’t cover.

Can we start with Flutter and switch to native later?

It’s possible but rarely necessary. If a specific feature later needs native code, it can usually be added inside the Flutter app rather than rebuilding everything.

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