Mobile App Development
Mobile apps built with Flutter share a single codebase across iOS and Android while connecting to the same backend and business systems as your web platform — one architecture, every surface your users need.
Problems This Solves
- Needing both an iOS and Android app without doubling the engineering cost
- A mobile app that needs to talk to the same data as the web platform
- Existing apps that have fallen behind on platform updates
Capabilities
- Cross-platform Flutter development
- iOS and Android release management
- API integration with existing backend systems
- Offline-capable app architecture where needed
- Push notifications and device integrations
Architecture
Flutter Codebase
One shared codebase
iOS Build
Native release via the App Store
Android Build
Native release via Google Play
Shared Backend API
Same data as the web platform
Use Cases
Built to Last, Not Just to Launch
Scalability
- One codebase to maintain across both platforms instead of two
- Offline-capable architecture where connectivity can't be assumed
Security
- Secure API integration with existing backend authentication
- Device permissions and data handling scoped to what the app actually needs
Integrations
- Push notifications and device integrations where relevant
- Connects to the same backend and business systems as the web platform
Engineering Approach
- Share business logic and data contracts with the existing backend
- Build one codebase that ships to both platforms
- Design for the connectivity conditions the app will actually run in
How a Project Runs
Discover
Architect
Design
Build
Validate
Launch & Evolve
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Mobile App Development — FAQ
Do you deliver mobile app development for clients outside Pakistan?
Yes. Lexus Developers is based in Pakistan and delivers this work remotely to clients internationally, including the USA, UK, UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar.
Can this integrate with systems we already use?
Integration with existing systems is assessed as part of the discovery phase — most engagements connect to at least one existing tool or data source.
What does the engineering process look like?
Discover, architect, design, build, validate, then launch and evolve — the same process across every engagement, detailed on our process page.