iOS & Android apps with Flutter
One app, two stores, a single codebase. Flutter lets me ship high-performance native applications on iOS and Android, with a polished user experience, from prototype to deployment.
Freelancer based in Valenciennes, available for your mobile projects across the Hauts-de-France region and throughout France — in-person meetings possible in Valenciennes, Maubeuge, Lille and Cambrai.
What I build
- Cross-platform mobile apps (iOS + Android)
- Polished, user-friendly UX/UI interface design
- Integration of REST APIs and back-end services
- Push notifications, geolocation, camera
- Deployment to the App Store and Google Play
- Post-launch maintenance and updates
- Testing on real devices
The stack
A native app, built just once.
A single build
Flutter targets both iOS and Android from a single codebase. Half the budget compared with separate native development.
Native rendering
Flutter doesn't rely on WebViews. Rendering is native — performance and smoothness on par with Apple and Google apps.
Fast iteration
Flutter's hot reload dramatically speeds up development cycles. A working prototype in just a few days.
Frequently asked questions about mobile development
Why choose Flutter over React Native or native development? +
Flutter delivers truly native rendering (no WebView), performance close to pure native, and a single codebase for iOS and Android. Hot reload speeds up iterations. For most business and consumer projects, Flutter is the best trade-off between quality, cost and time to market.
Will my app be available on both iOS and Android? +
Yes. Flutter generates a native application for iOS (App Store) and Android (Google Play) from a single source codebase. Both versions are delivered at the same time and share the same behaviour and design.
Do you handle deployment to the app stores? +
Yes, I handle preparation and submission to the Apple App Store and Google Play Store: generating signed builds, writing store listings, screenshots and tracking the review process.
Can the app work offline? +
Yes. Flutter can store data locally (SQLite, Hive, Drift) and sync with a server once the connection is restored. Offline mode can be built in from the design stage to match your business needs.