iOS and Android.
One build. No compromise.
Flutter is how we ship mobile products for most early-stage startups. Not because it's fashionable — because it's the right tool for founders who need quality software without maintaining two separate codebases.
Talk about your app →Why we use Flutter for most startup apps
One codebase. Real native performance.
Flutter compiles to native ARM code. It doesn't use a WebView bridge. For startups building on a budget without compromising quality, it's the right call.
Ship faster, maintain less.
One team, one codebase, one bug report. No divergence between iOS and Android behaviour. No duplicated effort when features change.
Scales when you need it to.
The same Flutter codebase can later be extended to the web, desktop, and embedded — without a rewrite. If you're not sure where your product will live in two years, this buys you optionality.
What we deliver
- Full iOS + Android apps from a single codebase
- Custom UI that matches your design system exactly
- Firebase, REST, GraphQL — whatever your backend uses
- Authentication (biometric, OTP, OAuth)
- Offline support and sync logic
- Payments (Razorpay, Stripe, in-app purchases)
- Push notifications and deep linking
- App Store + Play Store submission
When we'd recommend native instead
Flutter is the right call for most early-stage apps. But not all. Here's when we'd push back and suggest native Swift/Kotlin:
- →Your app depends heavily on platform-specific hardware (ARKit, CarPlay, NFC, etc.)
- →You need the absolute latest iOS/Android SDK features on day one of release
- →You already have a native team and need to extend an existing native codebase
Let's scope your Flutter app.
Tell us what you're building. We'll tell you whether Flutter is the right call, what the build looks like, and what it would take.
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