Flutter App Development in Sydney & Melbourne

Our published case studies, Fieldr and Shoprun, were built in React Native. We are open about that. Where Flutter is the right choice we say so, and where React Native is the better fit we say that too.

Not necessarily, but several changes need planning. Apple has said that from April 2027, iOS apps uploaded to App Store Connect must be built with the iOS 27 SDK or later, and Flutter's documentation says apps built with Xcode 27 that have not adopted Apple's UIScene lifecycle can crash on launch. CocoaPods also became read-only on 2 December 2026, which is why Flutter is moving to Swift Package Manager. We check these in a Flutter Upgrade Audit before they become urgent.

A short review of an existing Flutter app that lists its Flutter and Dart versions, plugins that have not moved to Swift Package Manager, whether the iOS app has adopted the UIScene lifecycle, Android build changes, and deprecated code. The output is an ordered list of what to fix and in what sequence. It is not a rewrite.

It can be. Dart is a smaller talent pool than JavaScript, so if you expect to hire in house later, consider who will maintain the app after launch. We design handover into the project, with documentation and a clean structure, and we can keep supporting the app if you prefer.

Often yes, but the web is not the same as a phone. Flutter can target the web, though content that must be found through search engines is usually better served by a conventional website. We decide per screen what shares code and what should not.

Often yes, after a review. We look at the code, the plugin list, the tests and the store setup before promising anything. If the foundations are sound we continue from them, and if not we tell you what a rebuild would involve.

It depends on the number of screens, integrations, user types, and the testing and security the risk calls for. A single-purpose app is much smaller than a multi-role platform. We scope a first release before quoting, and we do not quote from a feature list alone.

We handle store setup, signing and releases. Google Play has announced that new apps and updates must target Android API 36 from 31 August 2026, with an extension available to 1 November 2026. Flutter also has Android build changes, including a move to built-in Kotlin support. We keep the build current so these deadlines do not become emergencies.