Flutter app
One Dart codebase for iOS and Android, with platform-appropriate navigation, fonts and gestures.
Mobile apps
One codebase, a native feel on iOS and Android.
Customer, staff and field apps built once in Flutter and shipped to both stores — designed to keep working when the network doesn’t.
- FrameworkFlutter · Dart
- PlatformsiOS + Android
- OfflineLocal store + sync
- ReleaseBoth app stores
Bright Infonet builds mobile apps in Flutter, so a single codebase ships to both iOS and Android with a native look and feel. We handle design, backend, offline sync, push notifications, testing and App Store and Play Store release, and add native modules when a feature needs direct device access.
Most businesses do not need two separate native apps. Flutter lets one team write the app once and release it to both platforms together, which roughly halves the code to maintain and keeps features in step across iPhone and Android.
The hard parts of mobile are rarely the screens. They are sync when the connection drops, notifications people act on, sign-in that doesn’t annoy, and store reviews that pass first time. We plan for those from the first sprint rather than at the end.
We build for clients across India and worldwide, including teams in and around Panchkula, Mohali and Chandigarh. Test builds reach your phone through TestFlight and Play testing tracks, so you can try progress every week wherever you are.
What you get
Everything it takes to reach the store.
Offline sync
Data saved on the device first and synced safely when the network returns, with conflict handling.
Push notifications
Reminders, status updates and alerts, segmented so users get the ones that matter to them.
Backend & admin
The API, database and admin panel that power the app, built by the same team.
Native modules
Camera, Bluetooth, maps, payments or biometrics bridged natively where a plugin isn’t enough.
Store release
Listings, screenshots, privacy details and submission under your own developer accounts.
How it runs
A release train for both platforms.
Scope the first release
Pick the smallest set of features that proves the app’s value and can reach the stores quickly.
Prototype on a phone
Clickable flows tested on real devices before production code, so layout issues surface early.
Weekly test builds
A new build through TestFlight and Play testing every Friday, with notes on what changed.
Device testing
Checks across screen sizes, OS versions and slow networks, plus automated widget and integration tests.
Staged rollout
Phased store releases with crash reporting and analytics, so problems are caught on a small group first.
OS-update upkeep
Yearly iOS and Android changes, SDK updates and store policy changes handled under a support plan.
Is this for you?
A good fit if…
- Customers need to book, order, pay or track from their phone.
- Field teams need an app that keeps working without a network and syncs later.
- You have two ageing native apps and want to move to one maintainable codebase.
- You want design, backend and store release handled by one accountable team.
FAQ
Common questions.
Is Flutter good for business apps?
For most business apps, yes. It gives near-native performance and one codebase for iOS and Android; we add native modules where a device feature needs them.
Can a Flutter app work offline?
Yes. We store data on the device and sync it with the server when the connection returns, including handling edits made on two devices at once.
Do you publish apps to the App Store and Play Store?
Yes. We prepare listings and privacy details and submit under your own developer accounts, so the apps stay yours.
How much does it cost to build an iOS and Android app?
It varies with features, integrations and offline needs. Building once in Flutter usually costs less than two native apps; we give a written estimate after discovery.
Can you migrate our native apps to Flutter?
Yes. We usually rebuild in stages, starting with the most-used flows, while the existing apps keep running until the new one is ready.
Do you maintain mobile apps after launch?
Yes. Support plans cover yearly OS updates, SDK and store policy changes, fixes and new features.
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