We build cross-platform mobile apps with Flutter for startups and enterprises across the US, UK, and Australia. One codebase, two platforms, near-native performance — and faster time to market than building separate iOS and Android apps.
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Flutter lets us ship quality mobile apps on both platforms simultaneously. Here's what we build with it.
User-facing apps for both iOS and Android from a single codebase. Smooth animations, platform-appropriate UI, and native performance without platform-specific teams.
Internal mobile applications for field teams, logistics operations, warehouse staff, and mobile workforces. Flutter's performance makes it suitable for demanding enterprise use cases.
Mobile apps that extend web-based SaaS products. Users who need access on the go get a native mobile experience built from the same design system as the web product.
Mobile apps that connect to hardware via Bluetooth, NFC, or WiFi. We've built Flutter apps for smart devices, industrial equipment interfaces, and IoT product companion apps.
Flutter is our default recommendation for cross-platform mobile development. Here's why.
Flutter compiles to native ARM code for both iOS and Android. You get two apps from one development effort — roughly 40% faster and cheaper than building separate native apps. The code doesn't look like a hybrid web app at runtime.
Flutter renders its own widgets rather than using native components. This means pixel-perfect consistency across iOS and Android, and animations that hit 60fps without platform-specific optimization.
pub.dev has mature packages for authentication, payments (Stripe), maps, camera, push notifications, and most common mobile requirements. The Flutter ecosystem has matured significantly since the 2.0 release.
Flutter handles the frontend. Here's what we combine it with on the backend and infrastructure.
Yes. Flutter has matured significantly and is used in production by Google, Alibaba, BMW, and many enterprise companies. It handles complex state management, offline capabilities, and hardware integrations well. For field operations, logistics apps, and enterprise mobile tools, it's a strong choice.
Flutter renders its own widgets rather than using native components, which gives more consistent cross-platform UI and better animation performance. React Native has a larger ecosystem and JavaScript makes it accessible to more developers. Both are legitimate choices — we use both and will recommend based on your specific requirements.
Yes — camera, GPS, Bluetooth, NFC, biometrics, push notifications, and most native capabilities are accessible via Flutter packages or platform channels. If a package doesn't exist for a specific native feature, we write a platform channel plugin.
A focused MVP with core features typically takes 12–18 weeks. A full-featured consumer app with backend integration, push notifications, and app store submission typically takes 16–24 weeks. Timeline depends heavily on backend complexity and design maturity.
We've been building Flutter applications since Flutter 1.0. Tell us what you're building for iOS and Android.
Teamseven — Flutter development agency based in Lahore, Pakistan. Serving US, UK, and Australian clients since 2017.