Flutter app development
Built from your designs with Flutter's widget system, consistent across iOS and Android.
Overview
Consistent UI across platforms, without a bridge layer in between
Flutter compiles directly to native code rather than communicating through a bridge, which gives it strong, predictable performance across both platforms. It also renders its own UI layer rather than using each platform's native components, which means your app looks and behaves identically on iOS and Android, a genuine advantage when brand consistency matters more than matching each platform's native look exactly.
We build in Dart, Flutter's own language, and reach into platform channels when a feature needs native iOS or Android code specifically. If your team is newer to Dart, that's a real factor worth weighing against React Native, and we'll talk through it honestly before you commit.
Tools & platforms we use
- Flutter
- Dart
- Firebase
What's included
One consistent UI, built to perform on both platforms
Custom widget development
Bespoke UI components built to match your design system exactly, not assembled from Flutter's default widgets.
Platform channel integration
Native iOS or Android code wired in for features that need it, camera, biometrics, background tasks.
App Store & Play Store deployment
Build and submission handled for both platforms from the single Flutter codebase.
Questions
Common questions about Flutter projects
4 questions
Flutter vs React Native, which should we pick?
Flutter tends to have an edge on UI consistency and raw performance, since it renders its own UI layer rather than bridging to native components. React Native has the advantage if your team already knows React and JavaScript. Neither is a wrong choice; it comes down to your team's existing skills and how much you care about pixel-identical UI across platforms.
Is Dart hard for a team to learn?
It's approachable, especially for developers with any object-oriented background, but it is a language most teams haven't used before Flutter, which is a real onboarding cost worth factoring in if you plan to maintain the app internally afterward.
Does Flutter feel truly native on both platforms?
Very close, since Flutter compiles to native code rather than running through a web view or a JavaScript bridge. The main tradeoff is that it renders its own UI rather than using each platform's native components, so it can require extra work to match subtle native platform conventions if that matters for your app.
Can Flutter integrate with Firebase and other backend services?
Yes, Flutter has strong first-party Firebase support, and we can integrate other backends and third-party services the same way we would on any other platform.
Quick question?
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Send your designs and we'll scope the Flutter build.
We'll come back with a fixed estimate and an honest read on how Flutter compares to React Native for your specific app.
If the first milestone doesn't match the brief, we'll revise it at no extra cost.
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