Flutter
One codebase for iOS, Android and the web. Same look on every screen.
Flutter is Google’s toolkit for building apps from a single Dart codebase. We use it when you want one team, one release schedule and an interface that looks exactly the way it was designed, on every phone.

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- 6Platforms it can ship to
- 2017First released by Google
- 450+Clients we’ve built for
What we build with Flutter
From a first version you can put in front of users to apps that need to run on every screen your customers own.
One Flutter codebase vs. two native apps
What changes when one Flutter app replaces separate iOS and Android builds.
Code you maintain
One Dart codebase covers both storesTime to launch on both stores
Features ship to iOS and Android togetherSame design on every device
Flutter renders the UI itself, so screens matchAccess to phone features
Plugins cover most; we write native code for the rest
Key things to know about Flutter
Flutter is an open-source UI toolkit from Google. Apps are written in Dart and compiled to native code, so they start quickly and scroll smoothly, even on older Android phones.
Instead of borrowing the phone’s built-in buttons and lists, Flutter draws the whole interface itself. That is why a Flutter app looks identical on an iPhone and a budget Android, and why custom, branded designs are easy to build.
It is a strong choice for consumer apps, fintech, e-commerce and any product where the design matters. If your app leans heavily on the newest platform-only features on day one, we’ll talk you through the trade-off.
- Google Pay
- BMW
- Alibaba
- eBay Motors
- Toyota
- Nubank
- ByteDance
- Google Pay
- BMW
- Alibaba
- eBay Motors
- Toyota
- Nubank
- ByteDance
- Google Pay
- BMW
- Alibaba
- eBay Motors
- Toyota
- Nubank
- ByteDance
How a Flutter project runs
Four stages, and you’re testing a real build on your own phone within the first sprints.
- 01
Gather requirements
We talk to you (and ideally your users), list what the first release must do, and agree what can wait.
- 02
Plan the build
Screens, data, integrations and a timeline, broken into two-week sprints so you always know what’s next.
- 03
Build in sprints
Every sprint ends with a build on TestFlight and Google Play internal testing, so you use the app as it grows.
- 04
Test, launch and support
Automated and real-device testing, both store submissions handled by us, and support once the app is live.
Our Flutter tech stack
The tools we reach for on most Flutter projects, adjusted to what yours needs.
- FrontendFlutter · Dart · Material Design · GetX
- BackendFirebase · Supabase · Node.js
- DatabaseSQLite · PostgreSQL
- TestingFlutter test · Firebase Test Lab
- DevOpsCodemagic · Fastlane · GitHub Actions
- Flutter
- Dart
- Material Design
- GetX
- Firebase
- Supabase
- Node.js
- SQLite
- PostgreSQL
- Flutter test
- Firebase Test Lab
- Codemagic
- Fastlane
- GitHub Actions
We’ve built software for your industry
Generic software rarely fits complex industries. We take time to understand the regulatory environment, user behavior, and operational realities of your space before writing a single line of code.
- Agriculture
- Fintech
- Healthcare
- Education
- eCommerce
- Hospitality
- Entertainment
- Government
- Real Estate
- Business
- Logistics
- Tech & IT
- Non-Profit
- Automotive
- Travel & Tourism
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Flutter questions
Is Flutter good for production apps?
Yes. Google Pay, BMW’s owner app and eBay Motors all run on Flutter. It is stable, well supported and suited to apps with millions of users.
Flutter or React Native: which should I choose?
Both are good. Flutter suits apps with a strong custom design and a single look everywhere; React Native suits teams that already work in JavaScript and want platform-native components. We build both and will recommend one for your case.
How much does a Flutter app cost?
It depends on the number of screens, the back-end and the integrations. Because one codebase covers iOS and Android, it usually costs well under two native apps. You get a fixed estimate after a short discovery call.
Can Flutter apps use the camera, GPS and payments?
Yes. Plugins cover the camera, location, notifications, biometrics and in-app payments. When something isn’t covered, we write the native iOS or Android code and connect it to Flutter.
Can you take over an existing Flutter app?
Yes. We start with a short code review, fix what’s urgent, and then carry on with new features or maintenance.
Let’s build
Let’s Build Something That Works
Have an idea you’re ready to move on? A problem your current technology isn’t solving? Our team is based in Austin, Texas, and works with businesses all over the world. Reach out — the first conversation is free, and you’ll leave with clarity, not a sales pitch.
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