Flutter Developers for iOS & Android

— FAQ

Frequently asked questions

• Is a Flutter app as good as a native app?+

  For the vast majority of apps, yes. Flutter compiles to native code and delivers smooth, high-performance experiences — while saving you the cost of building and maintaining separate iOS and Android apps.

• Can one Flutter app run on iOS, Android and web?+

  Yes. That is Flutter's core strength — a single codebase targets iOS, Android and the web, so you ship faster and keep the experience consistent.

• Do you build the backend too?+

  Yes. We build the full stack — authentication, databases, payments and APIs — so your Flutter app is a complete, working product, not just a front end.

• Can a Flutter app use Firebase or Supabase?+

  Yes. Both connect well to Flutter for sign-in, database, push notifications and file storage. When the app carries heavier business logic, we build a custom API instead. We choose on what the app has to do and who will run it after launch.

• Can you rebuild our existing native apps in Flutter?+

  Yes. We read the current apps and their backend first, then rebuild the screens in Flutter against the same API, so users keep their accounts and data. The new version can ship as an update to the existing App Store and Google Play listings. The whole route, from audit to release, is on our app development service.

• Do you maintain Flutter apps after launch?+

  Yes. Flutter releases often, and both stores raise their SDK requirements every year, so an app left alone eventually cannot ship an update. We update the SDK and packages, test on new devices and publish the releases on a monthly maintenance plan.