Flutter App Development
One codebase for iOS and Android applications.
Discuss a projectThe scope
Flutter can be a practical way to build two mobile applications from one interface codebase, provided the product's native features and long-term ownership suit it. I first review the user journeys, device needs and backend dependencies before recommending it. There is no verified Flutter case in the current public archive, so I do not relabel a React Native app as Flutter work. A concrete brief is the right starting point for discussing this service.
When this helps
- You need iOS and Android experiences with a largely shared feature set
- The product has device-specific needs that should be checked before choosing a framework
- A mobile concept needs a realistic technical scope before development starts
What I can deliver
A platform assessment against the actual iOS and Android requirements
Mobile journeys and shared components for the agreed application scope
API connections, offline or notification behavior only where the product needs them
Device testing and a release and maintenance plan for both platforms
How I work
Check platform fit
I review device features, integrations, performance expectations and future ownership.
Define the mobile flow
I map screens, states and API needs around the main user tasks.
Build and validate
I implement the agreed scope and test it on the target devices and supported OS versions.
A focused feature in an existing application
This price covers the starting scope described above. I confirm a quote after reviewing your brief and existing systems. Third-party fees are separate.
Send a brief on WhatsAppFor development work I deliver, I correct defects in the agreed scope reported within 90 days of launch. New features, changes by others and third-party outages are separate work.
Technology
- Flutter
- Dart
- Firebase
- REST API / GraphQL
- GetX / Riverpod
- SQLite
Frequently asked questions
Do you have a published Flutter case?
No verified Flutter case is in this public portfolio. The mobile cases currently shown document other stacks, so I keep them separate.
Is Flutter always cheaper than two native apps?
No. Shared code can reduce some work, but native integrations, testing and long-term maintenance still affect cost. I estimate after reviewing those requirements.
Can Flutter connect to our existing backend?
Often yes if the backend exposes appropriate APIs. I review authentication, data shapes and error handling before defining the app work.
Talk to me.
Tell me where your product stands. I'll give you a direct view of the options and what I can take on.