Single Dart Codebase
One place to fix a bug instead of two, which is where the real saving comes from.
Flutter · Dart · Cross-Platform
Flutter App Development
One codebase, two app stores. That's the pitch — and for most products, it genuinely holds up.
1 codebaseAndroid and iOS built from a single Dart source
~50%Typical saving against building both apps separately
60fpsRendered directly to canvas, not through a web view
Our approach
How we think about Flutter
Flutter renders its own UI rather than wrapping web views, so you get real 60fps animation and pixel-identical screens on both platforms. One team, one timeline, and roughly half the ongoing maintenance.
It isn't right for everything. If your app leans hard on platform-specific hardware or needs the very latest OS feature on day one, we'll say so before you commit rather than after.
What's included
What Flutter Development Includes
One build pipeline, two stores, and a codebase your team can grow into.
Custom UI at 60fps
Brand-heavy interfaces and animation without fighting the framework.
Firebase Integration
Auth, Firestore, push notifications, crash reporting and analytics wired in.
Native Platform Channels
Drop into Kotlin or Swift for the handful of features that genuinely need it.
Web & Desktop Targets
The same codebase in more places, when the business case is there.
Both Stores Released
Signing, submission and staged rollout on Play and the App Store.
Why ElayneTech
Why Flutter Works for Growing Products
Where the cross-platform argument actually pays off.
Talk to an engineer- 01
Half the Maintenance
Every future change lands once, not twice, for as long as the product lives.
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Identical on Both Platforms
No more "it looks wrong on Android" tickets after every release.
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Faster to Market
One team shipping one codebase gets you in front of users sooner.
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Honest Fit Assessment
If Flutter is wrong for your app, we'll tell you before you spend money.
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Hot Reload Feedback
You see changes in seconds during reviews, so decisions happen faster.
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Structured for Scale
Sensible state management from day one, not bolted on at version three.
Process
How We Build Flutter Apps
One process, two platforms, no duplicated effort.
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Fit & Scope Review
We check Flutter is genuinely the right call, then agree the feature set.
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Design Once, Ship Twice
A single design system that works correctly on both platforms.
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Build & Hot Reload Reviews
Sprint demos where changes happen live while you watch.
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Dual Store Launch
Released to both stores together, then supported as one product.
Proof, not promises
View all projectsRecent work from our team
FAQ
Common questions about Flutter
Have a different question? We reply within one business day.
Ask us anythingHow much does Flutter App Development cost?
It depends on scope, integrations and design complexity. After a free discovery call you get a written estimate with a price range, a timeline and the assumptions behind it.
How long does a typical Flutter project take?
A focused first release usually takes 8 to 14 weeks. Larger builds are delivered in phases, with something usable at the end of each phase.
Will we own the code and accounts?
Yes. Source code, repositories, store listings and credentials are handed over to you, and we sign an NDA before any details are shared.
Do you support the product after launch?
Yes. Every project includes a warranty period, and monthly support plans cover monitoring, updates, fixes and new features.
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