Why We Bet on Flutter (And What We'll Share Here)
For the past few years, every mobile app we've shipped has been built with Flutter.
Not because it's trendy. Because it works.
Why Flutter
When clients come to us with an app idea, they usually need:
- One codebase that runs on iOS and Android
- Fast development without sacrificing quality
- A UI that feels native, not like a web wrapper
Flutter delivers on all three.
We've tried React Native. We've built native Swift and Kotlin apps. Flutter hits the sweet spot between speed and control.
The widget system makes sense. Hot reload actually works. And the performance is close enough to native that users can't tell the difference.
The Trade-offs
Flutter isn't perfect. Nothing is.
- App size is larger than native (though it's improving)
- Platform-specific features sometimes require native code
- The ecosystem is younger than React Native's
We've learned to work around these. And for 90% of the apps we build, the trade-offs are worth it.
What We'll Share Here
This blog is where we share what we learn building Flutter apps for clients.
Expect:
- Architecture patterns that scale (Clean Architecture, state management choices)
- Performance tips we've discovered the hard way
- Real problems we've solved in production
- Opinions on where Flutter is heading
No beginner tutorials. No "what is a widget" posts. Just practical stuff for developers and founders who want to build better apps.
Let's Talk
If you're considering Flutter for your next project, we're happy to chat.