Flutter offers more than app development. As of today, Flutter apps can be developed to run on iOS, Android, Web, Desktop, Linux and the list keeps growing! What makes this even more awesome is that in most cases, there are no adjustments needed in the source code to get a mobile compatible app running on the web or any other supported platform. So if your product, like many today, has different user groups that prefer to use the product on different device types, Flutter offers a no-hassle solution. For example, with a food delivery app, restaurants are more likely to use the web version on their in-store desktop, while users are more likely to place orders on a mobile device. You don’t want to force users to use a web version and you don’t want to force restaurants to use a mobile version. Flutter will cover developing both web and mobile versions of the app with little additional effort and everyone is happy.

Perhaps the greatest benefit of Flutter is the capacity to achieve almost any conceivable user interface of any complexity. While a great and complex UI is certainly achievable in native app development, the effort required for implementation is orders of magnitudes less with Flutter. Flutter makes the procedure more adaptable and flexible without adding to the responsibility. Shared element transitions, shape/colour/shadow transformation, manipulations, clipping – Flutter permits you to execute all of these easily. As an entrepreneur this means you don’t have to settle for a less custom or basic UI to stay within budget. Your app can have a stunning look and feel, without costing an arm and a leg.

With all the great benefits of Flutter, you may wonder how it truly stands up against native applications. The answer is surprisingly well. An experienced developer would agree that Flutter application execution will in most cases be indistinguishable from native apps and may even perform better with complex UI animation.
Why? Unlike most cross-platform frameworks, Flutter doesn’t depend on any transitional code symbols or reading. A Flutter application is compiled straight into the machine code, without any bugs that could arise from an intermediate translation process.