Solution
One Codebase. iOS and Android. Done Right.
Flutter and React Native for teams who need both platforms without two separate budgets.
Cross-platform mobile development with Flutter or React Native. Ship on iOS and Android simultaneously, with native performance and platform-appropriate UX on both.
The problem
What I address
- Native development cost doubling the budget for a startup that can't afford two separate teams
- Web views wrapped in Cordova that perform poorly and feel broken on modern phones
- React Native apps abandoned mid-project due to bridging complexity
Output
What you get
- 1iOS and Android apps from a single codebase with platform-native UI adaptations
- 2Performance budgeted at 60fps with jank-free scroll and navigation
- 3Push notifications, deep linking, and background sync on both platforms
- 4Automated builds for App Store and Play Store with Fastlane or EAS Build
How it works
The process
Platform choice
Flutter vs. React Native decision based on your team's skills, use case, and timeline.
Shared core
Build the business logic, data layer, and API integration shared across platforms.
Platform UI
Adapt navigation, typography, and interactions to iOS and Android conventions.
Device testing
Test on real devices — both platforms, both sizes.
Dual submission
App Store and Play Store submitted in parallel.
Investment
Timeline & budget
Typical timeline
8–16 weeks
Typical investment
$20,000–$65,000
Ranges vary by scope. I'll give you a specific estimate after a 30-minute conversation — no commitment required.
FAQ
Common questions
Flutter or React Native in 2025?+
Flutter for new projects — better performance, more consistent cross-platform rendering, and a stronger ecosystem for UI-heavy apps. React Native when your team already knows JavaScript and you need rapid JS ecosystem access.
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Next step
Ready to get started?
Tell me about your project. I'll be straight with you about whether this is the right solution for your situation and what the engagement would actually look like.