
Productivity · Social
The Dandie
Connects people through the services they offer, from pet care to carpentry.
Flutter & React Native Developers
One app for iPhone and Android, built from a single codebase.
Canadian phone users are split between iPhone and Android, and neither side is small. If your customers are on both, you need an app on both. Building two separate native apps means two codebases, two sets of bugs and close to double the budget.
Cross-platform development fixes that. We write your app once in Flutter or React Native, and it runs on iPhone and Android phones and tablets. You launch on both stores at the same time, and every update ships to both at once.
The App Bros Canada builds cross-platform apps for businesses and founders across the country. Our team has launched cross-platform apps like The Dandie and Hands2Paws, both live on the App Store and Google Play. For most first versions, this is the approach we recommend.
An honest call on whether cross-platform suits your app, or whether native makes more sense.
Screens designed to feel at home on both iPhone and Android.
Clean, tested code in the framework that fits your app and your team.
Databases, user accounts, admin panels and integrations, often built on Firebase.
We test on a range of iPhones and Android phones before launch, as well as on simulators.
We handle App Store and Google Play submission and review.

Productivity · Social
Connects people through the services they offer, from pet care to carpentry.

Pets
Matches people with the dog breed that fits their lifestyle and home.
The Dandie connects people through the services they offer, from pet care to carpentry, and runs on both iPhone and Android. Hands2Paws matches people with dog breeds that fit their lifestyle, using a short questionnaire and a matching algorithm. Both launched on the App Store and Google Play from one codebase.
We build in Flutter and React Native, and we still know Swift and Kotlin for the times an app needs native code for a single feature.
Both are mature, widely used and backed by big tech companies. Flutter comes from Google, and React Native comes from Meta. Either one can power a fast, polished app. The right choice depends on your project:
You don't need to know any of this before we talk. We'll explain the trade-offs in plain English at your consultation.
Most cross-platform projects fall into these planning ranges:
| Budget tier | Planning range (CAD) | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Lean MVP | $21,000 – $42,000 | Core app flow, basic accounts and a limited feature set |
| Growth build | $28,000 – $71,000 | Custom design, admin tools, payments or messaging |
Planning ranges, not quotes. Your price depends on your features, backend and timeline.
What moves the price? The number of screens and user types, payments, live features like chat or GPS tracking, and how much your app needs to connect to other systems. Because you're paying for one build instead of two, cross-platform often lands near the low end of what two native apps would cost.
Cross-platform isn't right for every app. We'll tell you to go native when:
In those cases, see our iOS app development or Android app development pages.
Many apps need more than the phone app. You may want a web dashboard for staff, a customer web portal, or an admin panel to manage users, orders and content. Flutter can also build web apps from much of the same code, and React Native teams often share logic with a React web app. We plan these add-ons up front, so the whole system fits together.
A free, confidential consultation. We listen, ask good questions and put your idea on paper.
The look and feel of every screen, shared online so you can give feedback as we go.
Wireframes and a clickable prototype that show exactly how every feature works.
We build and test your app, then publish it on the App Store and Google Play.
We help you market the app and grow downloads after launch.
An app store listing isn't a launch plan. After your app goes live, we help you get it found: store listing copy and screenshots, launch timing and early download campaigns. Then we look at how people use the app and plan the next update.
Usually, yes. One codebase means one build and one set of updates for both platforms. Most clients spend noticeably less than they would on two separate native apps. We'll compare both options for your app at your consultation.
A well-built one does. Flutter and React Native apps can run smoothly, follow each platform's design habits and use device features like the camera, GPS and push notifications. Most users can't tell the difference.
Yes. We start with a code review to see what condition the app is in. Then we give you a plan to fix, finish or grow it.
Yes. Google keeps building on Flutter and uses it in its own products, and thousands of companies ship apps with it. React Native is just as well established. Either one is a sound choice for a new app.
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