Robust, Modern Cross-Platform Apps

Flutter development enables a single, well-designed application to serve users on both iPhone and Android devices.

Flutter applications are installed through the Apple App Store and Google Play, rather than being a mobile website. They can deliver a polished, responsive experience and support the broad range of device, account, API, notification, payment, camera, location and offline features required by most business applications.

This can reduce the duplicated development and ongoing maintenance involved in creating separate native apps, while keeping the focus on a high-quality experience for your users.

When a project needs a specific iOS or Android capability, an existing native SDK or direct access to a native API, we can integrate native code alongside the Flutter application.

Flutter supports this through platform-specific plugins and Foreign Function Interface (FFI) bindings, allowing Dart code to call native APIs and libraries where appropriate.

That gives us the flexibility to use Flutter for the shared application while applying native code precisely where it adds value.

Flutter integrates naturally with Firebase and Google Cloud services when they are the right fit for the application.

This can include user authentication, cloud databases, file storage, push notifications, analytics, maps, messaging and other Google Cloud APIs or services. We can also integrate with Azure, AWS and third-party platforms where those better meet the project requirements.

We can handle the complete development process, including application development, backend APIs, databases, cloud infrastructure, push notifications and preparation for release through the Apple App Store and Google Play.

From customer-facing apps to employee tools, memberships and business applications, we build the mobile application and the technology it depends on.

Cross-platform development is particularly useful when your business needs to reach both iOS and Android users with the same core functionality.

We will recommend the most appropriate approach for the application, rather than adding technology for its own sake. For specialist hardware, a newly released platform feature or a deeply platform-specific experience, native development may still be the better option.