Flutter apps for iPhone and Android, from one codebase
Flutter lets one team build one app that runs on both platforms. For most business apps that means a faster first release, consistent features on every phone, and half the upkeep of two separate apps.
What a Flutter project includes
Design for both platforms
Screens that feel right on iPhone and Android, tested on real devices.
Back end and API
The server, database and API the app talks to, or a connection to the one you already have.
Admin dashboard
A web dashboard for your team to manage users, content, orders or jobs.
Payments
Card payments and subscriptions through providers such as Stripe, following each store’s rules.
Push notifications
Reminders, updates and alerts sent at the right time.
Several languages
Apps that switch language to suit your customers.
App Store and Google Play publishing
- Developer accounts set up in your company’s name
- Store listings, screenshots and privacy details prepared
- Submission and responses to App Store and Google Play review
- Release notes and phased rollouts for updates
- Annual checks for new store policies and OS requirements
Flutter questions
Is Flutter good enough for a business app?
For most business apps, yes. It’s used for booking, ordering, field-service and account apps that run on both stores. We’ll tell you if your app is one of the exceptions where native is better.
Can a Flutter app work offline?
Yes. Data can be stored on the phone and synced when the connection returns, which matters for field teams.
What happens after launch?
Apple and Google release new OS versions every year, and store rules change. A monthly plan covers updates, crash monitoring and improvements.
One app, both stores
Tell us what your app needs to do.