NOTE: This article was updated in April 2025.
In a short time, Flutter technology has proven itself as a reliable, stable, and powerful tool for cross-platform app development, whether you're building something small or enterprise-level. Led by Google and backed by a vibrant community, Flutter keeps improving, with plenty of ongoing improvements and support.
Below, we've prepared a list of companies using Flutter for mobile app development, highlighting how well-known brands trust this technology for their projects. Some other showcases of popular apps built with Flutter can also be found on the official Flutter page. We divided companies into industries to make it easier to search for.
Bread Financial, a financial services company from the United States, offers personalized payment, lending, and saving solutions. Their primary services include private label and co-brand credit card programs, installment lending, and direct-to-consumer solutions.
Credit Agricole Bank Polska is a member of the renowned Crédit Agricole Group and has revolutionized its mobile banking experience with a cutting-edge Flutter app designed specifically for its retail clients. The Flutter framework helped them achieve a great, seamless customer experience on both platforms. It also enabled the launch of the MVP of their new app within only 12 months, which is an excellent result for a complex banking industry project. You can read the case study of this app from a business perspective.
ING Bank Śląski is a leading Polish bank, part of the global ING Group, a major international financial institution based in the Netherlands that built its mobile banking app dedicated to business clients in Flutter. With Flutter technology, their developers can deliver new features faster. They also value working on a codebase that's mostly shared, allowing them to make fixes on both operating systems simultaneously, improving the further development processes and the delivery of new features.
Bank Millennium is a Portuguese commercial bank that developed its mobile banking app using Flutter, primarily targeting the Polish market. One of the bank's strategic goals while developing its Flutter enterprise app was the complete digitization of cooperation with entrepreneurs. Customers were testing new features in the remote control. The most appreciated benefit of using this technology has been the ability to use the same code that works on both iOS and Android platforms while maintaining high-performance scores.
Nubank is a Brazilian neobank and the largest fintech bank in Latin America. Thanks to the Flutter framework, Nubank has experienced a significant transformation, enabling it to maintain its growth without compromising the quality of its services. Nubank also introduced an insurance feature within three months, marking its quickest product launch to date.
Skandia, a Swedish financial services company, offers a range of services, including insurance, banking, and asset management in their Flutter fintech app. With Flutter's assistance, Skandia could match its competitors' mobile quality standards, enhancing its user experience by speeding up the initial load time and dynamically loading content.
Société Générale, also known as SocGen, is a French-based multinational financial services company. The idea was to implement the project within the shortest possible terms. Flutter was a perfect solution and helped reduce the time and cost of their corporate banking app development. It also allowed the team to deliver the same experience as users can get from native apps.
SoFi is an American-based financial services company and national bank using innovative, mobile-first Flutter technology to help millions of members reach their goals. They create modern financial products and services that help people borrow, save, spend, invest, and protect their money better. In their Money product, they undergo architecture transformation, focusing on the evolution of our banking core and the implementation of enhanced account structures, including readiness for new products like CDs.
Ueno Bank is a digital banking institution in Paraguay. In 2024, Ueno Bank merged with Vision Banco, significantly expanding its market presence. This merger increased Ueno's balance sheet by 4.5 times, establishing it as a mid-tier institution in Paraguay with nearly two million clients, the most extensive customer base in the country's banking system. They built their mobile banking app with Flutter.
Virgin Money is a British online banking and financial services company. Virgin Money set out to combine their separate apps into a single, seamless customer app to align with their purpose of “making you happier about money.” Managing separate Android and iOS apps had been costly and time-consuming, so they turned to Flutter. Its cross-platform capabilities allowed them to build one app for all customers, saving time, reducing duplication, and streamlining their work.
Tide is a UK business banking platform that offers mobile-first banking services for small and medium-sized enterprises as well as freelancers. The company uses its Flutter app to deliver a seamless, cross-platform experience for its users on iOS and Android devices. Tide offers its users the possibility to open a business bank account and get built-in tools for invoicing, accounting, managing expenses, and monitoring the financial health of their business.
Cheddar is a revolutionary payments and rewards platform developed with Flutter in the UK with unique targeting capabilities that enable retailers to engage new, lapsed, and existing customers with personalized offers. Users make purchases with their linked accounts and get cashback from top UK retailers. This Flutter enterprise app allows for paying and getting paid on any platform or in person with links and QR codes.
If you are looking for more opinions, we interviewed specialists from three banks that built their mobile banking applications in Flutter. Read our article about building banking apps with Flutter and find out their opinions about Flutter development.
BMW developed the My BMW App using Flutter. This app serves as a comprehensive tool for vehicle management, allowing BMW owners to: remote control features, navigation and route planning, schedule service and maintenance, connect services such as access digital keys, integrate with smart devices, and connect with BMW’s ecosystem. The My BMW App showcases Flutter's ability to deliver high-quality, cross-platform performance with a sleek and intuitive design, aligning with BMW's premium brand experience.
MOIA is a technology company of the Volkswagen Group and develops on-demand ride-pooling services. MOIA’s electric vehicle service offers an alternative to privately owned cars. Users’ destinations are compared and bundled using an intelligent algorithm. The shuttles are then planned so passengers with similar destinations or routes can travel together.
Toyota uses Flutter for its infotainment systems since Flutter supports embedded devices. Due to Flutter's powerful rendering engine and functionalities like Ahead-of-Time (AOT) compilation, their development team had the capacity to create a product that felt premium, resembling a mobile app rather than a conventional embedded system.
Monta is an operating platform from Germany powering the EV charging ecosystem serving drivers, companies, cities, and the electricity grid. They aim to “empower people and businesses to go (and stay!) electric. With effortless charging, for a planet that's worth it.” After getting familiar with Flutter’s ability to create custom, visually appealing interfaces that perform smoothly across different devices, Monta decided to bet on this technology. After a successful proof of concept confirming smooth integration with Google Maps - a crucial feature for their Monta Charge app - they decided to move ahead.
LG Electronics is placing a bold bet on Flutter to power the next generation of their LG webOS TV platform. They faced a common dilemma: while web apps are quick to develop, they fall short on performance, consuming significantly more memory than native apps. On the flip side, native apps excel in performance but can be time-intensive to build. This challenge pushed LG’s tech team to find a solution balancing development speed and runtime efficiency. After successfully porting Flutter to webOS TV, creating a sample app, and being impressed with its performance, they made a game-changing decision. Starting in 2025, Flutter will drive key applications across webOS TVs worldwide.
Sonova is a global leader in innovative hearing care solutions: from personal audio devices and wireless communication systems to audiological care services, hearing aids, and cochlear implants. The Group was founded in 1947 and is headquartered in Stäfa, Switzerland. Its Consumer Hearing division is leveraging Flutter to embrace cutting-edge advancements in some of their Sonova Consumer Hearing products. One of their Flutter apps enables wireless control of their devices' functionalities. Flutter was chosen as the new cross-platform technology after they decided not to continue developing the app written in NativeScript, which was ineffective.
Whirlpool, a renowned American company, set out to elevate Compra Certa—their online appliance marketplace in Brazil—by taking it mobile. With no app to start, they turned to a SaaS platform powered by Flutter. This choice enabled them to seamlessly integrate native features and their mobile commerce engine while customizing key aspects with third-party services. Flutter also allowed them to achieve a branded, visually consistent experience across all channels and a faster build of new features.
Viessmann, founded in Germany, is a global leader specializing in energy-efficient and sustainable technologies, offering a wide range of products such as heating systems, cooling systems, industrial and commercial solutions, and smart home energy management tools. They are building an application to manage/configure their devices (heat pumps, boilers). The application is dedicated to installers/service technicians. From a technical perspective, Viessmann is replacing native Android, iOS, and web apps with one Flutter app, unifying their functions at the same time.
Xiaomi is a Chinese company known for consumer electronics and smart manufacturing, such as smartphones, smart home devices, and Internet of Things (IoT) products. Xiaomi used Flutter to build the companion app for their popular new electric vehicle, the Xiaomi SU7. Flutter's cross-platform capabilities and efficiency allowed the development team to build the app 60% faster than with native frameworks, ensuring a consistent user experience across iOS and Android.
Universal Studios is transforming the theme park experience with their next-generation mobile app, powered by Flutter. Designed to enhance every moment of a visitor's journey, the app provides seamless navigation, personalized guides, and convenient features like food ordering. Flutter played a pivotal role in this transformation, reducing the codebase size by 45%, enabling faster scaling, and allowing updates or new features connected to park attractions to be released whenever needed. With a 44% shorter release cycle, Universal Studios ensures that technology keeps pace with the excitement of their parks.
Burger King Finland developed a loyal customer app with Flutter. The app's main goal was to enhance customer relationships and elevate the overall Burger King brand experience. It was also intended to function as a medium for identifying, nurturing, and rewarding loyal customers. Thanks to Flutter, the app was built within three months.
Delivery Hero is a German multinational online food ordering and delivery company that is innovating and creating new services in multiple markets, such as groceries, pharmacies, and other convenience items. It operates in over 70 countries. Delivery Hero leverages advanced technology, such as AI-driven logistics and predictive algorithms, to optimize delivery routes, reduce wait times, and improve the customer experience. Their platform, which helps restaurants connect with suppliers, was developed with Flutter.
Restel, the operator of Taco Bell restaurants in Finland, sought to create a digital sales channel for Finnish taco fans. They aimed to create a stunning, Flutter-based mobile app that offered effortless ordering, a rewarding loyalty program, and convenient home delivery. The challenge was to seamlessly integrate the app with existing backend services while leveraging the same codebase as their Burger King Finland app. Thanks to Flutter’s flexibility, an impressive 95% of the Taco Bell app’s code was reused, delivering a powerful and efficient solution.
Wolt is a Finnish technology company known for its delivery platform. Their app, dedicated to merchant partners called Picker App, is built with Flutter. The app allows for deliveries from merchant stores, from accepting and fulfilling Wolt orders to updating what they offer to customers on the Wolt platform. As can be read on Wolt’s Blog: “From a user experience standpoint, Flutter is a mature cross-platform technology that’s performant, has a great look and feel, and has less chance of breaking due to mobile operating system updates.”
Crowdsource by Google is a fun, gamified way for millions of people to help train Google’s AI and machine learning models, allowing products like Google Translate, Maps, and Photos better serve users across regions and cultures. They decided to rebuild the entire Android app in Flutter. Having previously used Flutter, there were no major challenges, and the team was surprised at how quickly they could develop and release the new app. The recreated Android app helped Crowdsource reach considerably more users — from 73% of potential users to 96%
Google Ads stands as one of Google's flagship offerings, and its mobile application seamlessly extends the functionality of its desktop counterpart. The Google Ads app empowers advertising managers to monitor and manage their campaigns. Google made the strategic choice of leveraging Flutter to take advantage of flexible scaling capabilities, effectively minimizing the necessity to maintain a separate code base for both iOS and Android.
Google Classroom is a free, web-based application developed by Google for schools, students, and educators. It is designed to help educators manage coursework, communicate with students, and streamline classroom activities. Google team migrated this app to Flutter, which accelerated their incremental build time from several minutes to a few seconds, which they estimate saves them a full week of developer time every month. As they reported, the single codebase improved development time across platforms by “at least 50%” and simplified their launches.
The Google Cloud Admin app, available for both Android and iOS platforms, empowers administrators to oversee their accounts while on the move. Functions include user addition, password resets, access to audit logs, contacting support, and other administrative tasks.
YouTube Create (so far available in beta in 8 countries) is the official video editing app that allows you to edit your videos with helpful, easy-to-use production tools like filters, effects, and music & voice over editing.
Google Earth app allows for rendering a 3D representation of Earth based primarily on satellite imagery. What is great is that this app also has a web interface among targeted screens, and it turned out to work really well, becoming a great showcase of what is possible using Flutter for web development.
Google One is a subscription-based service offered by Google that provides users with additional cloud storage across Google’s various services, such as Google Drive, Gmail, and Google Photos.
Google Pay is a digital wallet platform—a plugin to add payments to your Flutter application. With 100 million users in dozens of countries, Google Pay allows users around the world to pay, save, manage expenses, and more. But to do that, they relied on 1.7 million lines of code between their Android and iOS apps — an amount that didn’t feel sustainable as Google Pay continued to expand to new countries. Google team decided to rebuild Google Pay on Flutter. It helped to save about 60-70% of the engineer's time as Flutter is easier to manage. Flutter also facilitated the fast and effective expansion of Google Pay.
Google’s Readalong is a free educational app designed to help young children learn to read by providing an interactive and engaging experience. The app is aimed at helping kids improve their reading skills through fun, interactive storytelling, and voice recognition technology.
YouTube Create is a video editing app developed by Google, designed for content creators to easily create, edit, and publish videos directly to YouTube. The app targets new and experienced creators who want to produce high-quality videos on the go using their mobile devices. It provides a range of editing tools and features to help enhance video content before uploading to the platform.
CZ is a major health insurance company based in the Netherlands, providing various insurance services primarily related to health and well-being. Their services include health insurance, supplementary insurance, and additional coverage options. CZ is also a non-profit organization that operates as one of the largest health insurers in the country, serving millions of policyholders. Their application is made with the Flutter app framework.
GEICO is an American insurance company specializing in auto insurance. By adopting Flutter and Dart for mobile and web development, GEICO Tech reduces duplicate work and ensures consistent branding across iOS, Android, and web platforms. They also bet on Flutter because they were looking for a future-ready framework and seamless developer experience, and Flutter make it the perfect choice for their zero-compromise approach to testing, documentation, and architecture.
Bauhaus is a well-known chain of home improvement and construction material stores in Germany and several other countries, including Germany, Sweden, Denmark, Poland, Switzerland, and Spain. It's recognized for offering a wide range of construction, renovation, gardening, and home improvement products. Their application in Flutter allows customers to shop directly online while on the go.
Bricomarché is a “Do It Yourself” chain store originating from France. The brand has a strong presence in France and has expanded to other European countries, including Poland, Portugal, and Belgium. Their mobile app aims to bridge the online and offline world, providing its customers with a more convenient experience of the brand. Their team developed a Flutter-based loyalty app for iOS and Android, boasting a lucid UI as well as an intuitive and straightforward UX.
eBay Motors is a specialized section of eBay dedicated to buying and selling vehicles and vehicle-related parts and accessories. They needed to deliver a new Android and iOS experience for buying and selling vehicles on eBay, catered to auto enthusiasts. Another challenge was to go from concept to both app stores in less than a year, and it had to include a feature set that existing eBay users had come to expect. After deciding on Flutter their first beta was in their CEO’s hands within three months of receiving our first product requirements, and a few months later, they released the app to the public.
The MediaMarktSaturn Retail Group, established in Germany, is Europe's leading consumer electronics retailer. Both MediaMarkt and Saturn stores often have a strong online presence, allowing customers to browse and purchase products through their websites. Their mobile app, available in 13 countries and for millions of users, is built with Flutter and supports an Omnichannel shopping experience.
Sizeer is one of the multi-brand Polish chain stores that belong to Marketing Investment Group. In their stores, customers may find the top footwear and clothing brands. Sizeer decided to transfer its ongoing loyalty program to an app to make it easier for customers to use their services. Another essential part of the Flutter mobile app was a feature that enabled users to ‘try on’ shoes using Augmented Reality (AR). Flutter made it possible for them to achieve all their goals.
Moi Mobiili is a teleoperator available in Finland. Their B2C application, Mun Moi, is developed with Flutter and is available on iOS, Android, and Web. The app allows clients to manage their account details, subscriptions and to follow their subscription’s data consumption on the go. The main advantage of Flutter app development is the availability to publish new versions of the app much quicker, even several times a week.
MGM Resorts is a global hospitality and entertainment company based in the United States. The company operates a portfolio of iconic properties, including the Bellagio, MGM Grand, and The Mirage in Las Vegas. The company is also known for its commitment to innovation, sustainability, and personalized guest experiences, utilizing technology to enhance its services. They decided to build MGM Rewards app with Flutter. Flutter allows them to maintain a schedule of 24 releases per year.
Scandinavian Airlines is the flag carrier of Denmark, Norway, and Sweden. They wanted a mobile app to enhance user experience, introducing features like real-time boarding trackers, online onboard menus, and luggage tracking. They decided to build the client application with Flutter. The app has received multiple accolades, including the iF Design Gold Award and the Red Dot Award, highlighting its innovative design and functionality. What’s interesting is that you can download the SAS application and explore their backlog with upcoming features, and vote for which you’d like them to prioritize.
Activy is a Polish well-being app developed to elevate workforce health and team dynamics within organizations - it has engaged over 400 companies. Activy revolutionizes commuting habits by gamifying cycling as a preferred mode of transportation over conventional car usage. HR departments harness their capabilities to cultivate a culture of active participation in challenges among employees through an intuitive app interface. Originally built using React Native, Activy underwent a strategic migration to Flutter, enhancing its adaptability across different platforms for streamlined and efficient development.
Headspace is a popular digital health platform focused on meditation, mindfulness, and mental well-being. It has been migrated to Flutter to deliver a high-quality user experience for mobile and web users. Over the past decade, they have maintained separate codebases across native iOS, Android, and Web, which come with higher management costs, fragmented workflows, and duplicate efforts. Currently, several of its features are built with Flutter, such as Ebb (AI mental health companion) and mental health coaching service.
Welliba, an Employee Experience platform based in Germany, empowers organizations to measure, predict, and enhance employee engagement. Employees receive personalized insights and advice on-demand through its intuitive mobile app, helping them thrive at work. Built with Flutter, the app is available in 7+ languages, including right-to-left (RTL) languages like Arabic, ensuring a global reach. Integrating RTL support meant carefully adapting text, icons, and UI elements to provide a seamless experience for users across diverse cultures and regions. Thanks to Flutter, this thoughtful approach helps Welliba deliver an app that’s as intuitive as it is inclusive.
Caribou Coffee is a popular American coffeehouse chain. After seven years, Caribou Coffee’s mobile app needed a major update. The first iteration was written in Titanium and suffered from a high crash rate, a clunky mobile experience, and a shrinking developer community. The team did a comprehensive search for their new solution, reviewing Flutter alongside Quasar, Ionic, React Native, Xamarin, Kotlin Multiplatform, and NativeScript. Ultimately, Caribou chose Flutter because of its multi-platform capabilities, flexibility, and developer efficiency. The team also liked Flutter’s seamless integration with the other Google tools they already used.
E.Wedel is one of the oldest chocolate brands in Poland, with over 170 years of tradition. They are among the top 3 producers in the Polish chocolate market. In 2024, they opened Wedel’s Chocolate Factory Museum. Wedel needed to create an engaging experience within a 1-minute time limit. Their goal was to build and balance the solution with brand integrity. As a result, they crafted a Flutter desktop kiosk app that offers a curated AI image database for diverse chocolate box design options. It took only 6 months to deliver the solution with Flutter.
Want to see more examples of Flutter apps? We have one more list, but it is about Polish Flutter apps this time.
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