Build your mobile app for iOS and Android with a single Flutter developer. Flutter 3, Dart, BLoC/Riverpod, Firebase, REST APIs. Beautiful UI, native performance.
Basic Flutter widgets, Firebase, simple API calls, UI implementation
State management, complex animations, payments, Maps, full app delivery
Most Hired
Architecture decisions, team lead, custom native modules, performance
Questions
Cost and speed. One Flutter developer builds both iOS and Android apps from a single codebase. That means 1x the cost, 1x the communication overhead, and consistent UI across platforms. You get about 85-95% code sharing between platforms. For most apps — especially startups and SMBs — this is the right approach.
Flutter renders using its own graphics engine (Skia/Impeller) — so it looks the same on both platforms and is very fast. React Native uses native components via a bridge — more “native” look, but more performance overhead and platform-specific inconsistencies. Flutter has caught up significantly and our recommendation for most new mobile projects is Flutter.
Yes. Camera, GPS, Bluetooth, biometrics (Face ID, fingerprint), contacts, calendar, push notifications, background tasks — all accessible via Flutter plugins. For features with no existing plugin, our senior devs can write native Kotlin (Android) and Swift (iOS) code called from Flutter via Platform Channels.
Some of our senior Flutter developers are full-stack and can also build a basic Node.js or Firebase backend. However, for complex backends, we recommend a dedicated backend developer. We can provide both as a small team at discounted rates.
Yes. Our Flutter developers handle the complete submission process — Apple Developer account, provisioning profiles, Play Console setup, screenshots, metadata, store listing optimization, and responding to any review feedback. We’ve never had a permanent app rejection in over 30 Flutter app submissions.
Yes, we also have React Native developers. Simply specify “React Native” in your requirement and we’ll send you React Native profiles instead of Flutter. Both options are available from $15/hr.
With a dedicated developer: a basic MVP with 5-10 screens, Firebase backend, and authentication typically takes 8–12 weeks. This includes design-to-code, backend integration, QA, and App Store submission. A more feature-rich app: 16–24 weeks. We can estimate accurately after seeing your requirements doc.
Yes — if you have your project documentation ready. Our process: Day 1 morning: accounts and access setup. Day 1 afternoon: project walkthrough and environment setup. Day 2: developer starts coding. We’ve done hundreds of onboardings this way. The bottleneck is usually the client getting access credentials ready — not us.
