Flutter
Flutter is our choice for cross-platform mobile products when one codebase can serve iOS and Android without compromising too much on performance, polish, or platform behaviour.
Why we use it
- /One codebase across iOS and Android
- /Fast iteration with a consistent UI across platforms
- /Strong performance for most product and content-driven apps
- /Good fit for teams that want to move quickly without maintaining two separate applications
When we reach for it
- /Products launching on iOS and Android at the same time
- /Apps with shared flows and business logic across platforms
- /Startups and scaleups that need to move quickly
- /Existing Flutter applications that need to scale or mature
We use Flutter when the product benefits from shared mobile development more than it benefits from fully separate native codebases.
We still treat each platform properly. Navigation, permissions, notifications, background behaviour, store releases, and device integrations are tested on real iOS and Android devices rather than assumed to behave the same.
Common questions
What is Flutter used for?+
Flutter is a cross-platform framework for building mobile applications for iOS and Android from a shared codebase.
When should we choose Flutter instead of native development?+
Flutter is a strong fit when most product flows and business logic are shared across iOS and Android and there is no strong reason to maintain two separate native applications.
Does Flutter feel native on iOS and Android?+
It can. We adapt navigation, interactions, permissions, device behaviour, and platform-specific details so the app feels appropriate on both operating systems.
Can Flutter access native device features?+
Yes. Flutter can integrate with cameras, location services, notifications, Bluetooth, background tasks, and other native capabilities through platform APIs and plugins.
Can you take over an existing Flutter app?+
Yes. We can review an existing Flutter codebase, improve architecture and performance, resolve technical debt, add features, and support ongoing releases.
Do you handle App Store and Google Play releases?+
Yes. We can support signing, build automation, store submissions, staged rollouts, crash reporting, and ongoing release management for both platforms.