Flutter for production
We use Flutter when shared code across iOS and Android beats per-platform work — particularly for consumer apps, on-demand services, BFSI customer apps and field-service tools where pixel-identical UX matters across platforms.
What we deliver
- Flutter 3.x with Material 3 and Cupertino — design-system-driven UI, custom themes, dark mode.
- State management — BLoC, Riverpod, GetX — picked to fit your team's preference.
- Native integration — platform channels for native iOS / Android features; Firebase, biometrics, secure storage, push notifications.
- Offline-first — Hive, Drift, Isar local databases; conflict-resolved sync to your backend.
- CI/CD — Codemagic, Bitrise, Fastlane; automated app store delivery; staged rollouts.
- App store release management — App Store Connect and Google Play Console; review-ready binaries.
When to pick Flutter vs React Native
- Flutter — when pixel-identical UI across platforms is critical, when you want a single design language, when your team has Dart appetite.
- React Native — when you want JS ecosystem reuse with your web team, when you want closer-to-native platform feel.
We are honest about which to pick — see our React Native practice for the alternative.
Where Flutter fits
- Consumer mobile apps for banking, insurance and fintech
- On-demand and field-service applications
- Internal tools that ship on both platforms
- MVPs that need to launch fast on iOS and Android together
