Flutter development

Two platforms, one Flutter codebase

When done right, Flutter is one of the fastest ways to ship a mobile experience that feels native on iOS and Android.

We pick Flutter for teams that need design consistency, shared business logic, and fast iteration. We drop into native via platform channels when needed; we don't lock you into one tool.

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Our Flutter project standard

One codebase: parallel iOS + Android release
Material 3 + Cupertino design system
Riverpod / Bloc state management — chosen per project
Integrates with Firebase, Supabase, or your backend
Automated store release via Codemagic / Fastlane

01.

When we choose Flutter

Flutter is the strongest option for screen- and animation-heavy mobile apps, products that need a consistent design system, and fast MVP iteration. Shipping to both stores from one codebase doubles delivery speed for early-stage startups.

Where very specialized hardware integration is required (BLE at protocol level, complex AR), we keep Flutter as the main shell and connect native modules via platform channels.

02.

State management and architecture

We use Riverpod and Bloc the most. Riverpod is our pick for fast prototypes and mid-size products; Bloc is our default for enterprise projects with long-term sustainability.

Folder structure, dependency injection, and repository / data source split are placed from day one — six months later a new developer can ramp up quickly.

03.

Design system and UI consistency

We blend Material 3 and Cupertino themes and define a single ThemeData around brand color + typography. The component kit lives in Figma; design tweaks ship in code in hours.

Animations leverage Flutter's biggest advantage: real 60–120 fps frames. That's the technical reason users say 'feels native'.

04.

Backend, auth, and realtime

Most Flutter projects pair perfectly with Firebase or Supabase: fast setup, real-time sync, ready-made auth. For enterprise scope we work with your REST/GraphQL backend or set up Postgres + Prisma ourselves.

On auth we deliver email, magic link, OAuth (Google / Apple Sign In is mandatory), and enterprise SSO when needed. Apple Sign In is a real iOS release requirement — we configure that during setup.

05.

Testing, store release, and updates

Codemagic or Fastlane sets up the automated build / sign / release pipeline. Beta versions push to TestFlight, then once internal review passes they ship to App Store and Play Store automatically.

We recommend Sentry or Firebase Crashlytics for error monitoring, Mixpanel or Amplitude for analytics. These aren't 'add later' — they ship with v1.

Frequently asked questions

How does Flutter differ from React Native?

Flutter uses Dart and renders with its own engine — guaranteeing identical look across platforms. React Native rides on the JS ecosystem, fast to adopt if your team already knows React. We choose based on team expertise and performance needs.

Can Flutter ship to web and desktop too?

Technically yes. In practice for mobile-first products, mobile + web is usually enough. Desktop is a special case for internal enterprise tools.

Is Flutter performance enough?

For the vast majority, yes — 60+ fps animation, smooth scrolling. AAA games, heavy graphic manipulation, or BLE protocol-level work moves to native.

Can you take over my existing Flutter project?

Yes. We start with a code review + roadmap revision. Week one is technical-debt inventory; week two the roadmap is locked; from week three onward feature delivery resumes.