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Flutter vs native iOS and Android — how we choose in India

One codebase is not always cheaper. Here is when CycloneWebz ships Flutter or React Native, and when Swift and Kotlin are the honest choice.

Updated 2026-09-19 · CycloneWebz, Gurugram

Flutter or React Native when both stores must move together

If the first release is the same product on iOS and Android, and you do not need a platform-specific sport (live activities, a camera pipeline, Wear), one codebase is the cheaper honest path. We ship Flutter or React Native from Gurugram with store submission and QA in the same engagement.

Native when the platform is the product

Swift and Kotlin when the app should feel inevitable on that device — performance, accessibility, or an OS feature the cross-platform layer will fight. Wear, Android TV, and some tablet layouts also belong native. We will not sell you one codebase to win a procurement slide.

The AI feature does not pick the stack

A retrieval assistant can sit in Flutter, React Native, or native. The data and the fallback pick the AI work. The OS pick is about hands, batteries, and stores. That is why mobile and AI stay in one studio here.

Questions this guide usually raises

Can you take over an existing Flutter or React Native app?

Yes. We start with a build, a crash report, and the store listing — not a rewrite speech. Rescue work is a real engagement, not a free audit.

Do you submit to the App Store and Google Play?

Yes. Accounts, signing, and review notes stay with you. We run the submission and the first-week crash watch.

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