Flutter Cross-Platform
One codebase for iOS, Android, and Web with native-level performance. Flutter's widget engine delivers 60fps animations and pixel-perfect UI across every device.
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One codebase for iOS, Android, and Web with native-level performance. Flutter's widget engine delivers 60fps animations and pixel-perfect UI across every device.
Build iOS and Android apps with JavaScript and React. Share up to 95% of code while accessing native APIs for camera, GPS, biometrics, and push notifications.
Swift/SwiftUI for iOS, Kotlin for Android — when only native performance and platform-specific features will do. Ideal for hardware-intensive or App Store featured apps.
Full App Store (Apple) and Google Play submission including asset preparation, review correspondence, and resolving rejection feedback — we handle the entire process.
Firebase Cloud Messaging, OneSignal, in-app analytics with Mixpanel or Amplitude. Know how users behave and re-engage them at the right moment.
Local SQLite / Hive databases with background sync so your app works flawlessly even without a network connection — critical for field and enterprise apps.
User flows, wireframes, and an interactive prototype before a single line of code is written.
State management, API contracts, local storage strategy, and third-party SDK selection.
Weekly build drops on TestFlight (iOS) and Firebase App Distribution (Android) so you're always testing real code.
Automated testing with Flutter integration tests, manual QA on 15+ devices, and performance profiling.
App Store and Google Play submission, review correspondence, and post-launch crash monitoring.
Most founders don't realise that maintaining separate iOS and Android codebases means every bug fix, UI update, and feature addition must be done twice — by two different developers with different skill sets. That's not a development expense, it's a tax you pay forever.
Flutter eliminates this. One codebase. One team. One deployment pipeline. And because Flutter renders its own widgets rather than bridging to native components, the performance is genuinely indistinguishable from native on modern devices.
Flutter compiles to native ARM code and uses its own rendering engine (Skia / Impeller), giving it a performance edge for UI-heavy apps. React Native bridges to native components, which means better platform fidelity but occasional bridging jank. If you're building a consumer app where animations and polish matter, choose Flutter. If you have an existing JavaScript team and need to move fast, React Native is the pragmatic choice.
The top three reasons for App Store rejection: missing privacy permissions justification, UI that doesn't follow Human Interface Guidelines, and crashes during Apple's review. We submit apps every month and know exactly what reviewers look for. Our rejection rate is zero — not because we're lucky, but because we pre-check against Apple's exact review criteria before submission.
An MVP with authentication, core features, and App Store submission: 6–10 weeks. A full consumer app with onboarding, payments, push notifications, and admin dashboard: 12–20 weeks. We never give you a timeline without a written specification first — vague estimates are how projects go 3x over budget.