Platform / Flutter
A single rendering engine, identical on both platforms
When the interface is custom and must look the same everywhere, Flutter paints every pixel itself, which is exactly the point.
At a glance
Used in
New capability
Services
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Handover
Your repo, day one
01 / What we build with it
Where Flutter earns its place.
01
Pixel-identical output
The same widget tree renders the same on both platforms.
02
Custom interfaces
Where the design is not a stack of standard native controls.
03
Offline and embedded
Kiosks, field tools, and devices with unreliable connections.
04
Store submission
Published under your accounts, release process documented.
02 / Honestly
Why this, and when not.
Why we choose it
For a heavily branded interface, painting it ourselves is less work than fighting two native widget sets into agreement.
When we would not
An app that should feel unmistakably native on each platform. Users notice, and they are right to.
03 / Where it fits
Services built on Flutter.
Taking projects for Q4
Building something with Flutter?
A 45-minute technical call with the engineer who would lead the build. You leave with a scope sketch either way.