Flutter specialist since 2018
One codebase. Two platforms. Native performance. We build all our apps in Flutter, and have been doing so since 2018.
From €10,000 · Lead time 2–6 months · No-obligation introductory call
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Specialist since 2018
As one of the first agencies in the Netherlands, we switched to Flutter — well before it went mainstream.
iOS and Android
One codebase, two platforms. Lower costs, shorter lead times, without compromising on quality.
Dedicated contact person
No large organisation with rotating teams. You always work with the same developer who knows your Flutter project from start to finish.
Why Flutter
We were building apps long before Flutter existed. We started with Cordova and Xamarin, and switched to Flutter in 2018 as soon as the framework was mature enough. That switch was one of the best decisions we have made.
Flutter offers what other frameworks cannot: true native performance, a rich UI toolkit and one codebase for both iOS and Android. No compromises, no building twice.
Flutter compiles to native ARM code. No JavaScript bridge, no performance loss.
iOS and Android from the same code. Less maintenance, lower costs, one team.
Hot reload and a rich widget library significantly accelerate development time.
Google-backed, actively maintained, with a large community. Flutter is here to stay.
Flutter vs other frameworks
Costs
A simple Flutter app starts from €10,000. A fully-featured app with a backend, multiple user roles and external integrations can quickly reach €30,000 to €60,000+.
Because Flutter serves iOS and Android from a single codebase, you save considerably compared to two separate native apps: one team, one codebase, lower maintenance burden.
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Our office is at Westblaak 33 in Rotterdam. We are also happy to come to you or connect online.
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FAQ
Flutter is an open-source UI framework by Google that lets you build native apps for iOS, Android, web and desktop from a single codebase. Flutter uses Dart as its programming language and compiles to native ARM code, resulting in high performance and a native user experience on both platforms. Google introduced Flutter in 2018 and the framework has since built a large community. We are one of the first agencies in the Netherlands to have worked with it.
At the heart of Flutter is the rendering engine (Impeller), which draws UI elements directly without going through native OS components. This ensures consistent rendering on every device and makes complex animations and custom designs possible without extra overhead.
We switched from Xamarin and Cordova to Flutter in 2018, because Flutter offers the best balance between development speed, performance and maintainability. With a single codebase we reach iOS and Android without compromising on quality or native look and feel. That translates directly into lower costs for you: you pay for one codebase instead of two, and updates only need to be written once.
Because our team is fully specialised in Flutter, we are fast and make fewer mistakes than teams that mix multiple frameworks. The choice for Flutter is deliberate and consistent — not dependent on what happens to be available.
A simple Flutter app starts from €10,000. A fully-featured app with a backend, multiple user roles and external integrations can quickly reach €30,000 to €60,000+. Because Flutter uses one codebase for iOS and Android, you save considerably compared to two separate native apps: you pay for one team instead of two, and the long-term maintenance burden is lower.
The exact price depends on the number of screens, the complexity of the backend, the amount of custom design work and any integrations with external systems. After an intake call we provide a transparent quote per phase, so you know exactly what you get and what it costs.
In most cases, yes. Flutter compiles to native ARM code and has access to all native device features via platform channels. For the vast majority of apps, the difference in performance and user experience compared to fully native development is not noticeable. Flutter runs smoothly on both older and newer iPhones and Android devices. Animations and transitions are fluid at 60 or 120 fps.
The only situations where native is preferable are apps that rely heavily on platform-specific OS integrations, such as deep Apple Watch features or Android Auto. In those cases we advise native development and clearly present the trade-offs.
Yes. Flutter supports web, iOS, Android and desktop from a single codebase. In theory you can deploy one Flutter app across all platforms. We focus primarily on iOS and Android, but can also deploy the app as a web application if desired.
Keep in mind that Flutter Web has different performance characteristics than a regular web application: it is strong for interactive tools and dashboards, but less suited for content-heavy websites or SEO-sensitive pages. For web applications we more often build with TypeScript and a modern web stack. During an intake call we determine together which approach best fits your goals.
Flutter is the best choice for most app projects, but there are exceptions. Apps that rely heavily on platform-specific features such as Apple CarPlay, Android Auto or widget extensions require additional custom work via platform channels and take more development time. Flutter apps are also slightly larger in file size than comparable native apps, which can matter on devices with very limited storage.
Dart, the programming language of Flutter, is less widely known than Swift or Kotlin, which makes the external talent pool smaller. And although the Flutter community is growing strongly, some third-party packages are less mature than their JavaScript or native equivalents. In practice, for most projects these drawbacks do not outweigh the benefits of a single codebase.
Both frameworks build cross-platform apps from a single codebase, but the approach differs fundamentally. Flutter renders its own UI elements via the Impeller engine, fully independent of native OS components. React Native uses native UI components via a JavaScript bridge, which means its behaviour on iOS and Android can sometimes differ slightly. Flutter therefore offers more consistent performance and a more uniform appearance on both platforms.
React Native has a larger community and more available developers in the market, making it easier to find external talent. We consistently choose Flutter because of its better rendering performance, faster development cycle, less error-prone architecture and lower long-term maintenance burden.
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