One codebase, both app stores
Flutter lets one team ship the same polished app to iPhone and Android at the same time. We plan the architecture so it stays fast and easy to extend as the product grows.
Cross-platform MVPs
Launch on the App Store and Google Play together, in weeks instead of months.
Customer apps
Booking, loyalty, ordering and self-service apps with a consistent experience on every phone.
Business and field apps
Offline-ready tools for teams in warehouses, on sites and on the road.
Real-time apps
Chat, live tracking and instant notifications backed by Firebase or your own APIs.
Apps with web companions
Share business logic between the mobile app and a Flutter web dashboard or admin panel.
Migration to Flutter
Replace two ageing native apps with one modern Flutter codebase, screen by screen.
Why choose 7T
One codebase for iOS and Android
A single Dart codebase and one team, so features reach both platforms on the same day.
Near-native performance
Flutter compiles to native code and renders at a smooth 60–120 fps, with platform channels where native access is needed.
Faster time to market
Hot reload, shared UI and one test suite cut build and release time compared with two native apps.
Easier to maintain
One codebase to update for new OS versions, store policies and features, which lowers long-term cost.
Tools we use for Flutter
Our product development life cycle
A proven, transparent process from idea to a product people use.
- Stage 1:
Discovery & Strategy
Goals, users, scope and roadmap, agreed before design starts.
- Product brief
- Estimate
- Stage 2:
UX & UI Design
Flows, wireframes, high-fidelity UI and a clickable prototype.
- Figma designs
- Design system
- Stage 3:
Development
Agile two-week sprints with a demo at the end of every sprint.
- Working builds
- Stage 4:
Quality Assurance
Manual and automated testing, performance and security checks.
- Test reports
- Stage 5:
Launch
App store and web release, with monitoring set up from day one.
- Live product
- Stage 6:
Support & Growth
Maintenance, analytics and new features as the product grows.
- Release roadmap
Flutter questions
Is Flutter as good as a native app?
For most products, yes. Flutter compiles to native ARM code and renders smoothly, and users cannot tell the difference. We recommend fully native only when an app depends on very specialised device features.
How much faster is Flutter than building two native apps?
Because iOS and Android share one codebase, a first release usually takes noticeably less time and budget than two separate native apps, and every later update is built once.
Can a Flutter app use device features like the camera, GPS and payments?
Yes. Flutter plugins cover the camera, location, biometrics, notifications and in-app payments. For anything else we write a small native module.
Which state management and backend do you use?
We use Riverpod or Bloc for predictable state management, and connect to Firebase or your own REST or GraphQL APIs.
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