One Flutter codebase for iPhone and Android phones, from our in-house team in Rajkot, India, led by Vivek, our Flutter Development Lead. A good fit for most business apps, and we say when native would serve you better. Two of our Flutter apps are published anonymously below; others stay confidential.
What we take on
From first version to both stores, with design and testing by the same in-house team.
The APIs, database and admin panel behind the app, in Laravel or Node.js, or connecting to a back end you already have.
When a plugin is not enough, we write the platform part in Kotlin or Swift and connect it to Flutter.
If Bluetooth is one feature among many, Flutter works well, with native bridges where a plugin falls short. If the device is the product, with long background connections or firmware updates, we usually recommend native.
Sign-in, cloud data, storage, push notifications and crash reporting.
Extending a FlutterFlow first version with custom code, or moving to plain Flutter where your plan allows code export. In practice that move is one way: changes to exported code do not go back into the visual builder, so we decide it with you first.
Taking over an app, upgrading Flutter, and replacing packages that are no longer maintained.
Technologies: Flutter · Dart · FlutterFlow · Firebase · PHP / Laravel · Node.js · Kotlin · Swift
Choosing the build
Proof
Screens recreated from the delivered app with neutral naming and invented artists and songs.
Mobile app · Android, iOS
A mobile app for a music platform that connects independent artists with fans in their city — discover music by mood and local charts, play and download playlists, and keep a library of liked songs, albums and subscriptions.
Screens recreated from the delivered app with neutral naming and example stories.
Mobile app · Android, iOS
A mobile app that brings news, entertainment and wider-interest stories together — a personal feed, categories, short videos and people to follow.
Who you work with
Flutter Development Lead
Vivek leads Flutter development, where one Dart codebase serves both iOS and Android.
Related
Questions
Two are published as anonymised case studies, the Music Discovery App and the News and Video Content App, both on Android and iOS. The second also has a Next.js web front end and a PHP Laravel and MySQL back end with an admin panel. Client names stay confidential, so they are not linked to store listings.
Yes. Plugins cover many cases. For unusual hardware or tight timing we write a native bridge in Kotlin or Swift. We test on the real device wherever you can supply one, because the iOS Simulator has no Bluetooth and emulators cannot show how a real phone behaves.
Yes. We look at what it does, then either extend it with custom code or, where your plan allows export, move to plain Flutter code. Which is right depends on how much of the app needs changing. We have not published a FlutterFlow project yet.
It depends on screens, user roles, back end and integrations far more than on Flutter itself. Our cost guide explains each factor; send us your scope and we will give you options for it.
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What it should do, who will use it, and whether anything exists today. A few sentences is enough.
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