Flutter, why should we use it?

Flutter is Google's open-source UI toolkit for building natively compiled applications for mobile, web and desktop from a single codebase. For teams that want to move fast without maintaining separate iOS and Android projects, it is a compelling option.

The biggest advantage is developer velocity. A single Dart codebase targets both platforms, and features like hot reload let you see changes instantly. That tight feedback loop makes building and iterating on UI dramatically faster.

Flutter also gives you pixel-perfect control. Because it renders its own widgets rather than relying on platform components, your app looks and behaves consistently everywhere — while still being able to adopt platform-specific patterns when you want them.

It is not a silver bullet: app sizes are larger, and some deeply native integrations still require platform channels. But for most product teams, the productivity and consistency Flutter offers make it well worth considering.