Flutter app development.
One codebase: iOS, Android & web.
Flutter lets us ship a single codebase to iOS, Android, and the web with native-quality UI on all three. For SaaS products and operations tools that need a mobile companion, it's often the most cost-effective path to market.
Flutter for cross-platform apps that feel native
Flutter compiles to native ARM code and renders pixel-perfect UI on all platforms. It's not "good enough cross-platform", it's genuinely native-quality.
SaaS Mobile Companions
Mobile apps paired with SaaS platforms: field worker apps, mobile dashboards, and offline-capable tools that sync with your web platform in real time.
Consumer-Facing Apps
B2C apps for iOS and Android from a single codebase. We ship to both stores simultaneously, one sprint instead of two parallel development tracks.
Offline-First Applications
Apps that work without internet and sync when connectivity is restored. For field ops, warehouse management, and inspection tools that run in low-signal environments.
Hardware-Integrated Apps
Flutter apps connecting to Bluetooth devices, NFC readers, barcode scanners, and IoT hardware.
One build, three platforms, native quality
Flutter isn't a compromise. Apps built with it are indistinguishable from native to end users. The savings come from building once, not from cutting quality.
Ship iOS and Android together
One codebase, one team, one sprint. No separate iOS and Android projects. For most startups this cuts mobile development cost roughly in half compared to native builds.
Genuinely native performance
Flutter compiles to native ARM code and renders via its own graphics engine, not a web view. 60fps+ with pixel-perfect UI on both platforms, out of the box.
Rich widget library
Flutter ships with hundreds of pre-built widgets covering Material and Cupertino design patterns. Custom animations, complex layouts, and bespoke UI are faster to build than in any other cross-platform framework.
Backed by Google
Flutter is used internally at Google and by thousands of companies globally. It's not a framework that'll be abandoned. The investment and community are there for the long term.
When should you choose Flutter?
Flutter is one of two cross-platform frameworks we build with regularly, here's how we think about the tradeoff against React Native.
Flutter makes sense when
- You need complex, custom UI that has to look identical on iOS and Android
- Performance and rendering consistency matter more than reusing existing code
- You're integrating with Bluetooth, NFC, or other hardware alongside the app
Consider alternatives when
- Your team already knows JavaScript and your UI is relatively standard
- You already have a React web app and want to share logic with mobile
- You need web support as a first-class target alongside iOS and Android
Hire a Flutter Developer
Skip the full build. Get a vetted Flutter developer working inside your existing team, on your stand-ups and your roadmap.
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Smart capture, streaming assistant panels, and agent-driven flows need the app architecture designed for them. We build the state and streaming patterns in from the start. It is how our own products, Tully AI and Mebag, were built.
Token streaming, cancellation, and retry handled cleanly on a mobile connection.
Camera and voice input wired to a model with the right on-device and server split.
Prompt versioning, evals, and guardrails on the backend the Flutter app talks to.
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Common questions about Flutter development
Straight answers on stack fit, working in your codebase, cost, and how we start.
Flutter vs React Native, which should I choose?
Flutter gives more consistent UI and better performance for complex custom interfaces. React Native is better if your team knows JavaScript and your UI is relatively standard. We build with both and will recommend based on your specific project.
Does Flutter perform as well as native iOS/Android?
Yes for the vast majority of applications. Flutter compiles to native ARM code and renders at 60fps via its own graphics engine. The performance gap is negligible for standard apps, you'd only notice a difference in extremely GPU-intensive use cases.
Can you publish to both the App Store and Google Play?
Yes, that's one of Flutter's primary advantages. One codebase, two simultaneous submissions. We handle the full publishing process including screenshots, metadata, and review compliance for both stores.
How long does a Flutter app take to build?
A focused MVP with 8 to 12 screens and a backend API: 10 to 16 weeks. A full-featured app with complex features, offline sync, and hardware integration: 18 to 28 weeks. Completed Figma designs cut timelines significantly.
Hire Flutter Developers
Need Flutter engineers embedded in your team rather than a full project handoff? Our Flutter Developers join your existing workflow (your tools, your stand-ups, your roadmap) while we handle employment, payroll, and HR. Add one developer or a full team, scale up before a release and back down after, and keep everything they build.
Building a mobile app? Let's talk Flutter.
One codebase. iOS and Android. Done right.
Tell us what you're building. We'll scope it honestly and tell you whether Flutter is the right choice for your specific use case.