Service · Mobile
Cross-platform apps built with Flutter and Dart — one codebase for iOS and Android, with highly custom, consistent interfaces.
Overview
Flutter renders its own interface, which makes it a strong choice when you want a distinctive design that looks identical on iOS and Android, smooth animations, and a single team maintaining one codebase.
We build new Flutter apps and take on existing ones — reviewing architecture, state management and test coverage, then improving stability and release speed.
Problems we solve
The problem
Your design looks different and behaves inconsistently across platforms.
Our approach
A Flutter app that renders the same custom interface on every device, built from a shared component library.
The problem
An existing Flutter app has become hard to change and crashes in production.
Our approach
An architecture review, consistent state management, automated tests and crash monitoring.
The problem
You need mobile now and may need web or desktop later.
Our approach
A Flutter codebase planned so that sharing with web or desktop targets is possible where it makes sense.
Features
A reusable widget library that matches your design system exactly.
A consistent approach such as Riverpod or Bloc, chosen for the app's complexity.
REST or GraphQL APIs, Firebase, or a custom Node.js back end.
Native plugins and platform channels where Flutter packages fall short.
Unit, widget and integration tests run in CI.
Repeatable builds and store deployments for both platforms.
Deliverables
Technologies
Final technology choices are agreed with you during discovery.
Development process
Every step ends with something you can review, so priorities can be adjusted before the next one starts.
New-build requirements, or a review of your existing Flutter code.
Core widgets and tokens agreed before screens are built.
Feature-by-feature development with test builds on real devices.
Testing, performance profiling and accessibility checks.
Store submission, monitoring and an update schedule.
Use cases
Distinctive interfaces with rich animation.
Launching on iOS and Android at the same time with one team.
Stabilising and modernising an existing Flutter project.
Consistent tools for staff across mixed devices.
Yes. Flutter is mature and widely used for production apps. The main considerations are package availability for specific device features and app size; we assess both against your requirements.
Both are good. Flutter suits highly custom interfaces; React Native suits teams with JavaScript skills or apps that share code with a React website. We will recommend one based on your product and team.
Yes. We start with a review of architecture, dependencies and tests, then agree a plan for fixes and new features.
Flutter supports web and desktop targets, which work well for some app-like experiences. For content-heavy, search-indexed websites we usually recommend a separate web build.
Share a few details about your goals. We will reply with questions, a suggested approach and the next steps.