Flutter (Dart)
Pixel-consistent UI on every device, fast performance and a strong fit for design-heavy apps.
Hybrid & cross-platform
One codebase for iOS and Android
Flutter and React Native let you reach both app stores faster and for less, without giving up a native-feeling experience. We help you decide whether it's the right fit, then build it.
For most startup and business apps, a single cross-platform codebase is the fastest way to launch on iPhone and Android at the same time. Features ship to both platforms together, and one team maintains one app.
We're native developers first, which matters for cross-platform work: when an app needs a native module, a platform-specific screen or careful performance tuning, we can write it. We've also shipped a game to iPhone, iPad and Mac from a single Unity project, with one input map for touch, keyboard and controller.
Services
What's included
React Native (TypeScript)
A good fit when your team already works in React, or when you want to share code with a web app.
Native modules
Swift and Kotlin code where the framework stops: device APIs, background work, AR or custom performance-critical views.
Shared backend
One API, authentication and push notification setup for iOS, Android and web.
Testing on real devices
Builds for both platforms every sprint, tested on real iPhones and Android phones.
Two-store launch
App Store and Google Play listings, review submissions and coordinated releases.
Native or cross-platform?
We'll tell you honestly which fits
Not every app should be cross-platform, and not every app needs two native codebases.
Choose cross-platform when
You need iOS and Android quickly, the app is mostly content, forms and lists, and budget matters more than platform-specific polish.
Choose native when
Performance, AR, games, deep device features or the most polished platform feel are central to the product.
Our work
Multi-platform work
Products we designed, built and launched ourselves, with the same team and process we bring to client work.
Nightcure
Third-person zombie shooter · iPhone, iPad & Mac
A story-driven shooter where some of the dead can still be saved, built once and shipped to iPhone, iPad and Mac.
- Unity
- URP
- Game Center
GuardianTube
Kid-safe video library · iPhone, Android & web
A video library parents choose and kids enjoy, with every rule enforced on the server.
- SwiftUI
- Kotlin
- Jetpack Compose
How we work
A clear process with no surprises
- 01
Discover
We workshop your goals, users and constraints and turn them into a scoped plan with estimates.
- 02
Design
User flows, wireframes and a clickable prototype you can test before any code is written.
- 03
Build
Two-week sprints with demos, automated tests and builds you can install on your own devices.
- 04
Launch
Store listings, review submission, analytics and a smooth release to real users.
- 05
Grow
Monitoring, updates and new features driven by real usage data.
FAQ
Common questions
Flutter or React Native?
Flutter is often best for custom, design-heavy interfaces; React Native is often best when your team or web app already uses React. Both are proven in production; we recommend one based on your team and product.
Will a cross-platform app feel native?
Done well, yes. We follow each platform's conventions for navigation, gestures and system dialogs, and write native code where it makes a visible difference.
Can we move to native later?
Yes. A clean API and shared backend mean you can replace one platform's app with a native one later without starting over.
Tell us about your project
Share a few details and we'll get back to you within one business day. The first consultation is free.