01 — Flutter & Cross-Platform
AWDS builds cross-platform applications with Flutter that deliver native performance from a single Dart codebase. Ship to iOS, Android, and web simultaneously — with pixel-perfect UI, 60fps animations, and up to 40% lower development cost than building separate native apps. No compromises. No "almost native" wrappers. Real compiled performance on every platform.
You need to be on both iOS and Android. But maintaining two separate codebases with two development teams means double the cost, double the bugs, and features that ship weeks apart. The old cross-platform solutions (React Native, Cordova) traded performance for convenience. Flutter changed the equation.
Dual native development means two teams, two codebases, two sets of bugs. A $50K app becomes $90K+ when you build iOS and Android separately
With dual native, one platform always lags behind. iOS gets a feature in March, Android in May. Your users notice. Your reviews suffer
React Native relies on a JavaScript bridge that adds 16-32ms latency to every interaction. Users feel the lag. Flutter compiles to native ARM code — no bridge, no jank
Flutter isn't a compromise — it's an architectural advantage. Google's UI toolkit compiles directly to native ARM code, renders its own pixels via its proprietary rendering engine, and maintains a single widget tree across platforms.
Unlike React Native (JS bridge) or Cordova (WebView), Flutter compiles Dart to machine-level arm machine code. The result: 60fps animations, instant gesture response, and startup times identical to native apps.
Flutter owns every pixel on screen via its rendering engine (proprietary rendering engine). No platform widget limitations. Complex animations, custom paint, and brand-specific UI that looks identical on iOS and Android.
Need native platform features? Flutter's platform channels call native platform code directly. HealthKit on iOS, HMS on Android — no feature is off-limits. Zero abstraction penalty.
Sub-second hot reload preserves app state while reflecting code changes instantly. Designers and developers iterate in real-time. Feature development cycles are 30-50% shorter than native.
From MVPs to enterprise platforms — Flutter excels wherever you need to ship fast, iterate quickly, and reach every user regardless of their device.
Validate your idea on both platforms in 6-8 weeks. Single codebase means faster time-to-market and 40% lower budget. Perfect for seed-stage startups that need to prove traction before raising Series A.
6-8 weeks · Both platformsProduct catalogs, cart, checkout, order tracking — all from one codebase. Integration with any e-commerce platform or custom backend via modern APIs. Apple Pay + Google Pay with a single payment abstraction.
E-commerce · Shopify · GraphQLData-rich applications with complex charts, real-time updates, and offline capability. Flutter's widget system makes dense information displays smooth and responsive. Deploy to mobile, tablet, and web.
Charts · Real-time · OfflineReal-time chat, feeds, stories, content sharing. Real-time infrastructure for instant messaging, cloud services for presence detection, and rich media handling with custom camera/gallery pickers.
Real-time · Cloud · MediaDeploy the same codebase as a web application for desktop users. Admin panels, booking systems, internal tools — all sharing business logic with mobile. Progressive Web App capabilities included.
PWA · Desktop · Shared CodeML model integration via on-device AI or cloud AI APIs. Image recognition, natural language interfaces, recommendation engines. Flutter's reactive framework makes real-time AI interactions smooth.
AI · On-Device ML · Cloud AIConcrete commitments we honour on every single project.
The price in the contract never grows mid-project
We fix defects for a year after launch
Full code and files handed over — zero lock-in
Revisions within the agreed scope at no extra cost
We sign an NDA — your data stays protected
Post-launch technical support included
Pay per delivered stage — a stage not delivered as agreed is refunded
A transparent look at how a Flutter build from AWDS stacks up against the alternatives for iOS + Android.
| Criteria | AWDS Flutter Build | React Native | Dual Native Teams |
|---|---|---|---|
| Relative Cost (iOS + Android) | ~1.2x single platform | ~1.3x single platform | ~1.8x single platform |
| Time to First Release | 8 weeks | 10–12 weeks | 16–20 weeks |
| Runtime Performance | Compiled ARM, 60fps | JS bridge, 16–32ms latency | Compiled native, 60fps |
| UI Consistency Across Platforms | Pixel-identical everywhere | Platform widgets drift | Two designs to keep in sync |
| Warranty on Delivered Code | 12 Months | Varies by vendor | Varies by team |
| Web / PWA From Same Code | ✓ Same codebase | ✕ | ✕ |
| Sub-Second Hot Reload | ✓ State preserved | ✓ With bridge limits | ✕ |
| Long-Term Maintenance | One codebase, one team | One codebase + bridge upkeep | Two codebases, two teams |
Common questions about cross-platform app development with Flutter
Requirements, design tool prototypes, architecture document. Platform channel planning for native features. Optimal state architecture based on your project's complexity and scale.
Week 1-2 · 25% paymentFeature implementation with hot reload demos every 2-3 days. Shared business logic layer, platform-adaptive design that feels native on each operating system.
Week 2-5 · 25% paymentComprehensive automated testing for every component. Device-specific testing on real hardware. Performance profiling and optimization. Full accessibility audit.
Week 5-7 · 25% instalmentSimultaneous submission to App Store and Google Play. ASO for both stores. Automated CI/CD pipeline for future one-click deploys. Crash monitoring and analytics from day one.
Week 7-8 · 25% instalmentPre-built AI and automation solutions optimized for mobile deployment.
08 — By The Numbers
60fps
Rendering on Every Device
40%
Lower Cost vs Dual Native
8
Weeks to Both Stores
23
Years of Engineering
Your competitors are on both platforms. Every week you're missing from one store is half your market unreachable. Flutter gives you both — faster and for less. Let's talk about what your cross-platform app should do.
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Real feedback from the companies we have worked with
5.0
Quality
4.8
Communication
5.0
Timeliness
4.8
Value
One Dart codebase now serves both app stores, which is what we hired them for and what we got. Honest footnote: early on, the handoff between their designers and ours needed two or three extra loops before both platforms felt right. After that settled, releases became pleasantly dull — build once, ship everywhere, close the laptop.
Rasmus Quist
CTO, ParcelPoint
Our Android release used to trail iOS by a few sprints, and enterprise prospects noticed during demos. That gap is simply gone — one merge, both platforms, same afternoon. Finance liked the budget line too: we retired a whole parallel workstream when we consolidated onto Flutter.
Cecily Thackeray
VP of Product, PedalWorks
I came in as the resident skeptic. A health app that streams from Bluetooth sensors and redraws live charts is precisely the workload where cross-platform frameworks usually fold — I put that on record in the first meeting. AWDS asked for two weeks to build a proof of concept instead of arguing. The prototype held a steady frame rate with three peripherals connected, on a mid-range Android no less, and the production app has kept that standard. I still prefer native by instinct — I just can no longer justify it on evidence for this product.
Harlan Beckett
Head of Engineering, Lantern Health
Investors assumed we had two development teams. We had one codebase, one deadline and AWDS. Nobody at the demo could tell.
Romy Ferrante
Founder, Tealight Travel
Vacation rentals meant we needed guests on mobile and property owners on the web, and I was budgeting for two separate projects. Same Dart code runs all three targets. Owners update calendars in a browser, guests book from the sofa, and my backlog is one list instead of three. Early days for the web side still — but nothing so far has made me miss having separate builds.
Bronwyn Colfax
Product Lead, Oakhaven Stays
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