Flutter App Development
Reduce your time-to-market and reach your audience wherever they are with Flutter. We are a UK Flutter app development agency, working with ambitious leaders to modernise their customer experience.
1.2m
App installs per year
13m
Mobile transactions per year
£120m
App revenue or savings
Flutter apps for phones, tablets, web and IoT
Flutter enables organisations to offer customers a fast and fluid digital experience on all platforms, and is used by BMW, Sony and Toyota.
iOS Apps
Create robust, high-quality Flutter apps that run on iPads or iPhones to reach 50.4% of your UK smartphone audience.
Android Apps
Reach 49.6% of the UK smartphone users by developing Flutter apps for Samsung, Sony and Google devices.
Desktop Apps
Create Flutter apps that run on Windows, Linux and Mac computers. Due to leave BETA in 2021.
Web Apps
Flutter web won't replace conventional web apps, but it's a perfect way to get more 'bang-for-buck'.
Push Notifications
Achieve 60% open rates and keep customers up-to-date with progress, alerts and offers.
Devices & Instruments
Speak to us about the pros and cons of using Flutter for embedded devices in comparison to QT and Python.
Location and Mapping
Show the most relevant data based on where customers are. Useful for product search, place lookups and marketing.
Beacons
Influence customer behaviour when they are near your premises or improve your in-store experience.
Biometrics
Add extra security of your app without compromising convenience. Perfect for employee or customer facing apps.
Security Testing
Have your app PEN tested by our security partners to ensure your sensitive data is protected from cyber threats.
IoT Connectivity
Give customers control and visibility of your smart devices and instruments using Bluetooth or WiFi Connect.
Integrated with APIs
Connect your apps to CRM, CMS, ERP or your bespoke back-office systems. Store data offline for mobile working.
Group Operations Director
Head of Systems and Analysis
Learn about Flutter
Blog March 7, 2021
What is Flutter?
Blog February 20, 2020
Experiments with Flutter and Figma
Blog December 22, 2017
A morning with the Google Flutter team
Is Flutter right for you?
Flutter is a relative newcomer to the app development world, launched by Google in 2018. The question is, should you use it?
From a business perspective, there are some advantages and disadvantages. Let's start with the pros.
If you build with Flutter, there is a good chance a single developer can work on one app, which will then run on iOS and Android. This means you can reach a wider audience with less work. There are other frameworks that do this, such as Xamarine, React Native and native iOS and Android development
So you are likely to see time-to-market and cost benefits if using Flutter. I would take this with a pinch of salt though. This is because there are so many factors that influence the cost and success of a mobile app development project. Flutter can help reduce cost by up to 30%, but don't make this your sole deciding factor for chosing the technology.
Another reason to use Flutter is that it has a bold vision to offer an excellent user experience. On top of that, a single Flutter app can be designed to run on phones, desktop and even embedded touchscreens - like those in your car.
Now for the downsides. Flutter can be abused, meaning that you can build things that don't feel like apps. So it's important to pick an app development company that also understands native mobile.
Zero to six million mobile taxi bookings a year?
£80m in revenue. 81% automation. 170,000 monthly users.
Prototypes to help hotel customers travel light.
Virtual Reality. Mobile Wallet. Uber Integration.
What we stand for
You'll quickly realise that we're not here to just build "another app". What gets us out of bed is making an impact, creating software that people appreciate, and helping your organisation get meaningful outcomes.
User-centred design
Put customers first and see higher organic growth and retention in your app.
Technology agnostic
Launch experiences where customers are. Phones, tablets, laptops and browsers.
Data-driven outcomes
No tech for tech sake. Use data to measure what works and achieve better outcomes.
Partners, not suppliers
Partners protect your interests. They challenge, care and deliver more.
"It's easy to say it, but our true goal is to create long-term win-win partnerships with our clients. We want everyone around the table to be motivated to get the best results possible."
Lee, Head of Customer Partnerships