- Flutter: one codebase for both platforms — less time and cost, and excellent performance for most apps.
- Native: the best choice if you need very special device capabilities.
- Flutter is a great fit for most store, service and booking apps.
The difference, simply put
With native you write the Android app in one language and the iOS app in another — meaning two teams or double the effort. With Flutter you write the code once and it ships on both platforms, with a fast, smooth interface.
Flutter: faster because there's one codebase. Native: longer because you're building two apps.
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Are Flutter apps slow?
No, their performance is excellent for most of the apps we see in the market.
Can I switch later?
Possibly, but it's best to choose right from the start — and that's what we help you with.
What do you use?
Usually Flutter, and we recommend native when the project really needs it.
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