Flutter that ships to App Store, Play Store, and web in one pod sprint.
iOS, Android, and web from one codebase, with the platform-specific work handled by people who have actually shipped to each store before.
When Flutter is the right answer and when it is not.
Flutter is a great answer when the product is the same on iOS and Android and the team would rather not write both. It is a bad answer when the iOS team and the Android team have different roadmaps. Most Flutter projects we inherit are in one of two states: working but slow on older Android, or working but rejected from the App Store for the third time. We have shipped through both.
What changes when a Metafic pod is in your repo.
State management we do not argue about
Riverpod for new work, Bloc for code we inherit. No mixing within a feature.
Platform channels written once, audited
We do not rebuild the same iOS-camera bridge that 80 GitHub projects already have. We pick the maintained one and audit it.
Crashlytics, Sentry, Firebase Performance from day one
We do not ship to TestFlight without telemetry. We do not ship to Play without ANR tracking.
App Store and Play Store submission as part of the engagement
Reviewer rejections are part of the work, not a surprise that gets escalated to the founder.
Web builds when the web is part of the product
Flutter web is great for some workloads and terrible for others. We pick deliberately.
Who is on the pod for this work.
Pods scale up from here for Enterprise engagements.
Has shipped multiple Flutter apps to both stores in production.
Deep Dart, comfortable writing platform channels and reading Kotlin / Swift when needed.
Firebase Test Lab plus manual device-farm experience across older Android versions.
Tuned to propose state-class refactors and generate Riverpod providers from inferred state shape.
The bugs that bite this stack.
Old Android (9 to 11) doing weird things to scroll perf
A surprising number of devices in market still run these. We test, others ship and hope.
iOS background-fetch and notification entitlements
A common Apple rejection reason. We pre-validate before submission.
Hot-reload state hiding cold-start issues
State serialization across hot-reload not matching prod cold start. Catches teams every time.
Bundle size past the 200MB wireless install threshold
Apple silently surfaces this as a download warning. We monitor.
Honest about scope.
We will not push you to Flutter web if your app needs to be discoverable in search engines, indexed in Google, or interoperable with browser extensions. SEO and Flutter web is a fight you do not need.
Common questions.
Flutter or React Native in 2026?
Both viable. Flutter for animation-heavy, brand-controlled UI. React Native for teams that want to share code with a React web app.
Native vs Flutter?
Native for OS-deep features. Flutter for product surface area. Most consumer apps land on Flutter.
How do you handle App Store rejections?
In scope. Treated as part of the work, not a surprise we hand back to the founder.
Can you maintain an existing Flutter app?
Yes, common engagement shape. Often these need a state-management cleanup before the next feature can ship cleanly.
Ready to scope it?
A 25-minute call. We will tell you what we would do, what we would not, and whether a pod is the right shape.
Or stay in the loop. One engineering teardown a week.