Top Companies Using Flutter in 2026 [Updated]

Last updated: February 2026

When engineering leaders are considering Flutter for their new initiatives, they often ask us the same question: "Who else is using Flutter in production at scale?" It's the right question. When you're evaluating a framework for a mission-critical app, you want to know who's already bet on it and what they've learned. BMW, Google Pay, Nubank, and Alibaba each serve 50-100+ million users on Flutter, and we've tracked over 90 enterprise companies using Flutter in production between 2024 and 2026.

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Below, we've organized the most notable Flutter app examples by industry, so you can see how companies in your vertical are putting it to work.

Financial Services & Insurance

Financial services is the largest vertical for Flutter adoption, with 20+ confirmed companies. We've worked with several of them firsthand, and the pattern is consistent: regulated industries need pixel-perfect consistency across platforms, fast iteration cycles to respond to compliance changes, and the ability to unify fragmented mobile teams. Flutter delivers on all three, making it especially well-suited to banking and fintech.

Google Pay

Google rebuilt Google Pay in Flutter, migrating from 1.7 million lines of separate iOS and Android code to a unified codebase. A proof of concept built by just three engineers scaled to a 150+ engineer effort, reducing feature development effort from 2x to roughly 1.2x and resulting in a 35% smaller codebase.

Nubank

The largest independent digital bank outside Asia, Nubank serves over 100 million customers on a Flutter-powered app. After adopting Flutter, the company launched a new life insurance product in just three months — their fastest product launch ever — and saw a 30% improvement in merge success rates. Hear from Nubank's engineering team on the VGV podcast.

SoFi

SoFi built its "financial super app" — combining banking, investing, budgeting, credit, loans, and insurance — entirely in Flutter, with 2.5+ million lines of Flutter code making it one of the largest Flutter codebases in production. The company ships weekly and has invested heavily in AI-driven workflows to scale its growing engineering team.

Betterment

Betterment, the online investment advisor managing $56+ billion in assets, completed a Flutter transformation in collaboration with VGV using Flutter's add-to-app functionality before migrating completely. Betterment's engineering team has described how Flutter revitalized their codebase. Hear from Betterment's Sam Moore on the VGV podcast.

GEICO

GEICO adopted Flutter to reduce duplicative work and ensure consistent branding across iOS, Android, and web.

Credit Agricole Bank Polska

Credit Agricole Bank Polska launched its CA24 Mobile banking app in Flutter in May 2022, built by a team of 250 people including nearly 30 Flutter developers who delivered over 165 features within 11 months.

Virgin Money

Virgin Money unified its mobile banking experience across iOS and Android with Flutter, announced at Google I/O 2024 as a showcase for how established banks are modernizing their mobile strategies.

Visa

Visa built and open-sourced Nova Flutter, a comprehensive library of accessible UI components aligned with the Visa Product Design System, enabling developers worldwide to build consistent, accessible payment experiences.

Square (Block)

Square provides open-source Flutter plugins for its In-App Payments SDK and Mobile Payments SDK, enabling Flutter developers to integrate Square payment processing with support for Google Pay and Apple Pay from a single codebase.

Skandia

Skandia, a leading Swedish insurance and banking provider, is featured on the official Flutter showcase for its cross-platform financial services apps.

Nationwide

Nationwide Insurance uses Flutter for its flagship customer app, enabling customers to pay bills, file claims, manage auto/home/pet policies, and access digital ID cards across iOS and Android.

Amica Insurance

Amica Mutual, the oldest mutual insurer of automobiles in the U.S., uses Flutter for its mobile app, which lets policyholders report and track claims, pay bills, access digital ID cards, and request 24/7 roadside assistance.

Also using Flutter in financial services:‍

Huntington National Bank, Islandsbanki, Bread Financial, Bank of America (merchant services), Prudential Services Singapore, Trust & Will (estate planning), Tide (UK challenger bank for SMEs), GoodLeap (clean energy financing), and Nav.com.

Automotive

Automakers face a unique platform fragmentation challenge: they need consistent experiences across companion mobile apps, in-vehicle infotainment systems, and embedded displays, often running on different operating systems. Flutter's single rendering engine works across all of these form factors, which is why major OEMs are converging on it for both customer-facing apps and in-car software.

BMW

BMW rebuilt the My BMW app entirely in Flutter, launching across 30+ markets on five continents and replacing previously divergent iOS and Android codebases. BMW's Flutter/Dart development team has grown to approximately 300 engineers — one of the largest Flutter teams in the world.

Toyota

Toyota is a member of Automotive Grade Linux, which officially supports Flutter for automotive infotainment. Flutter is powering the in-vehicle infotainment system in the 2026 Toyota RAV4 — the best-selling car model in America.

Lucid Motors

Lucid Motors, the luxury EV maker, built its connected vehicle companion app in Flutter.

MOIA (Volkswagen)

MOIA, the Volkswagen Group's ride-pooling service, uses Flutter for its passenger-facing app across European markets.

AutoNation / Gather

AutoNation, the largest automotive retailer in the United States, built Gather in Flutter — a family location-sharing app that enhances the driving experience with real-time location sharing and driver safety features.

RUNBUGGY

RUNBUGGY uses Flutter for its vehicle transport marketplace app, connecting car shippers with haulers for order management, real-time tracking, and document handling.

Media & Entertainment

Entertainment companies need rich, branded visual experiences delivered on tight launch timelines — and they need those experiences to feel identical whether a fan is on iOS or Android or even kiosks and embedded devices. Flutter powers entertainment apps spanning theme parks, live sports, streaming, and gaming.

Universal Studios

Universal Destinations & Experiences uses Flutter to power guest experiences across its theme parks. Very Good Ventures helped Universal unify park mapping across mobile and web with a single Flutter codebase and built an enhanced mobile food and drink ordering system — including self-service kiosk ordering — delivering solutions ahead of critical park opening deadlines.

Hamilton

The official Hamilton app was the first major commercial Flutter app built outside of Google. It offers fans exclusive content, daily ticket lotteries, HamCam camera filters, and exclusive interactive features. Launched by founding members of Very Good Ventures in 2017, the app has been continuously maintained by VGV ever since.

ByteDance

Flutter is the go-to framework for multi-platform development at ByteDance, used in flagship apps like Xigua Video and others, with over 700 Flutter developers and a 33% increase in team productivity. ByteDance also built and open-sourced Lynx, a cross-platform framework inspired by Flutter.

Tencent

Tencent moved multiple apps completely to Flutter — including AITeacher, Mr. Interpreter, and Tencent Cloud Chat (ranked #1 in China's chat service market) — achieving a 77% increase in development efficiency.

MGM Resorts

MGM Resorts rebuilt its mobile app from the ground up in Flutter, enabling hotel rate browsing, dining reservations, contactless check-in/check-out, and a Digital Key feature for unlocking rooms with a smartphone.

Supercell

Supercell, makers of Clash of Clans and Brawl Stars, adopted Flutter for Supercell ID and achieved a 45% reduction in code while maintaining the identity service across all their games.

teamLab

teamLab, the international art collective whose digital installations have been experienced by over 35 million people, uses Flutter for companion apps that let visitors capture and study virtual butterflies in real-world art spaces.

Sky

Sky's Global Design Engineering team builds mobile apps and TV interfaces with Flutter, serving customers across the UK, Italy, and Germany through products including Sky Go, My Sky, and the Sky Glass/Stream platforms.

Comcast

Comcast uses Flutter for a TV streaming application deployed across iOS, Android, and RDK-based devices from a monorepo.

Trackhouse Racing

Trackhouse Racing partnered with Very Good Ventures to build Flutter applications that enhance brand engagement, from trackside race-day experiences to digital fan interactions during NASCAR events to data-driven competition enhancement products.

DiVine

DiVine is a Jack Dorsey-funded reboot of Vine, the iconic six-second video platform, built entirely in Flutter and fully open-source. The app prohibits AI-generated content and includes 170,000 archived Vine videos.

DraftKings

DraftKings built the game tracker in its Predictions app using Flutter, Flame, and Rive, combining real-time sports data with rich interactive animations for an engaging prediction experience.

PGA of America

The PGA of America uses Flutter for its digital experiences, with a customer-obsession approach to product development. Hear how the PGA of America innovates on the VGV podcast.

Also using Flutter in media & entertainment:

Gray Media, Deutsche Welle, Abbey Road Studios (Topline music creation app), and Axel Springer (BILD and WELT news apps in Germany).

E-Commerce & Retail

E-commerce companies operate under constant pressure to ship faster, maintain consistent brand experiences across platforms, and unify mobile teams that were previously split between iOS and Android. Flutter addresses all three, which is why adoption in retail has grown rapidly.

Alibaba (Xianyu)

Alibaba's Xianyu (Idle Fish), China's largest C2C marketplace for secondhand goods with over 500 million users, was one of the earliest large-scale Flutter adopters, using it for core services including search, product details, and listings.

eBay Motors

eBay Motors built a dedicated car buying and selling app entirely in Flutter, launching a beta within three months and achieving 98.3% code sharing between iOS and Android. In internal surveys, 100% of developers said they enjoyed Flutter more than native development.

Etsy

Etsy built its standalone Seller app in Flutter, maintained by a focused team of just eight engineers. Flutter enables pixel-perfect design implementation across platforms, and the team says they rarely have to compromise on experience because of technical constraints.

Wendy's

Wendy's rewrote its mobile ordering app in Flutter, achieving 75% faster interaction speeds and higher conversion rates than the native predecessor. Flutter enabled Wendy's to merge separate mobile teams into one unified group and shift from monthly releases to multiple releases per sprint for their 40M+ users. Hear from Wendy's engineering team on the VGV podcast.

SKIMS

SKIMS uses Flutter for its customer-facing DTC shopping app on iOS and Android, with in-house Flutter developers supporting a fast-growing global fashion brand by delivering seamless experiences for shopping, personalization, loyalty, and checkout.

Caribou Coffee

Caribou Coffee rewrote its mobile app in Flutter after evaluating seven frameworks, choosing Flutter for its seamless integration with Firebase and Google tools they already used. Before the migration, 50% of the team was dedicated to maintaining feature parity between platforms — now all developers work on feature creation from a single codebase.

Blue Bottle Coffee

Blue Bottle Coffee, the specialty coffee chain owned by Nestle, built its mobile ordering app in Flutter, enabling customers to browse menus, customize orders, and pay for pickup at their nearest location.

Dutch Bros Coffee

Dutch Bros Coffee uses Flutter for its mobile app supporting the Dutch Rewards loyalty program, with mobile ordering, points tracking, drink customization, and payment processing across its nationwide coffee chain.

Scotts Miracle-Gro

Scotts Miracle-Gro migrated its popular "My Lawn" app to Flutter. The app generates personalized lawn care plans based on grass type, location, and conditions, and integrates IoT capabilities for the Gro smart irrigation ecosystem.

Keller Williams Realty

Keller Williams chose Flutter — working with Very Good Ventures — to build a smart CRM that enables real estate agents to manage client communications, business insights, and core tasks from a single app across iOS, Android, and web.

QuintoAndar

QuintoAndar, Latin America's most valuable proptech startup, migrated its mobile apps to Flutter and saw its Google Play rating jump from 3.8 to 4.5 within five months.

Talabat

Talabat, the leading food and grocery delivery platform across the Middle East and North Africa with 10+ million downloads, migrated its Rewards loyalty system from native Android to Flutter, coordinating across hundreds of mobile and backend developers to achieve cross-platform consistency and faster shipping cycles with zero user disruption.

Also using Flutter in e-commerce & retail:‍

SHEIN (fast fashion), Beike (187M property listings in China), Funda (Netherlands' #1 real estate platform), and Kijiji/eBay Canada (11M monthly users).

Consumer Electronics & Smart Devices

Flutter is expanding beyond mobile into consumer electronics, embedded displays, and connected devices. The reason is structural: Flutter's rendering engine works across form factors in a way that native and other hybrid frameworks cannot, which is why device manufacturers are adopting it for smart TVs, appliances, and vehicles simultaneously.

Xiaomi

Xiaomi is rewriting its system apps with Flutter as part of HyperOS 4, replacing the fragmented Java/Kotlin architecture with Flutter's unified rendering engine — a rollout expected around August 2026. Xiaomi also used Flutter to build the companion app for the Xiaomi SU7 electric vehicle, delivering the app 60% faster than with native frameworks.

LG Electronics

LG adopted Flutter for webOS smart TV apps starting in 2024, with their first Flutter-based Electronic Program Guide launching twice as fast and using less memory than the original. LG is expanding Flutter to primary TV software globally for 2025-2026 televisions, a move that would place Flutter in tens of millions of LG smart TVs worldwide.

Whirlpool

Whirlpool, the Fortune 500 appliance maker, uses Flutter for companion apps across its brand portfolio including Brastemp, Consul, and KitchenAid.

Philips Hue

Philips Hue (by Signify) rebuilt its smart lighting companion app in Flutter, making it one of the biggest Flutter apps in the app stores. The app manages six different Flutter-based products through a unified CI/CD pipeline.

GE Appliances

GE Appliances (owned by Haier) uses Flutter for embedded displays on modern smart appliances.

Foresight Sports

Foresight Sports uses Flutter — and told us about it on the Build To Succeed podcast — for its companion app that connects to Foresight and Bushnell launch monitors, providing real-time shot tracking and interactive 3D visualization of performance data for golfers and coaches.

Agtonomy

Agtonomy uses Flutter to build apps that support remote operation and monitoring of autonomous tractors, enabling a single operator to manage 10+ machines simultaneously for permanent crop and turf management.

Technology Platforms

Technology platform companies tend to adopt Flutter when they need to maintain a portfolio of apps across multiple surfaces. The framework's ability to share code between mobile, web, and desktop from a single codebase makes it particularly appealing for companies managing complex product ecosystems.

Google

Google is Flutter's creator and largest user. Beyond Google Pay, Flutter powers NotebookLM, Google Pay, Google Earth, Google Ads, Google Classroom, YouTube Create, Google Cloud (mobile app), Google One, FamilyLink, Crowdsource, Google Analytics, Readalong, and Fitbit Ace. Google's major internal adoption — dating back to 2017 and continuing with new production launches in 2026 — validates Flutter at the highest scale.

Canonical / Ubuntu

Canonical rebuilt the Ubuntu desktop installer in Flutter, making it the default installation experience for one of the world's most popular Linux distributions.

ClickUp

ClickUp built its mobile app in Flutter, investing in a well-layered, decoupled architecture that enables rapid feature development and weekly releases to both the App Store and Google Play.

Zoho

Zoho provides multiple Flutter SDKs including Catalyst Flutter SDK for serverless backends, SalesIQ for in-app live chat, Apptics for analytics, and Zoho Desk Portal SDK, enabling Flutter developers to build apps integrated with Zoho's enterprise SaaS ecosystem.

1KOMMA5°

1KOMMA5°, a cleantech unicorn serving 120,000+ households across 7 countries, uses Flutter for its Installation Manager app — digitizing operations and processes from ground operations to rooftop installations. The team built a custom Flutter design system using atomic design principles and Widgetbook, achieving zero visual bugs shipped to production and 20% time savings for designers and developers.

Also using Flutter in technology:‍

Grab (Southeast Asia's leading super app, 36M+ users), Wolt/DoorDash International (36M+ users across 27 countries), Nuna (healthcare data analytics), and Codeway (100M+ users across 160 countries).

Travel & Transportation

Travel companies face a familiar set of constraints: tight launch timelines tied to seasonal schedules, customers who expect booking flows to work identically on any device, and small mobile teams that cannot afford to maintain separate iOS and Android codebases. Flutter addresses all of these, which is why adoption spans airlines, railways, cruise lines, and ride-hailing services.

Blade

Blade, the premium air mobility company offering helicopter, seaplane, and jet bookings, built its Flutter mobile app with Very Good Ventures in just 8 weeks using a Backend for Frontend architecture powered by Dart Frog.

Norwegian Cruise Line

Norwegian Cruise Line uses Flutter for its guest-facing mobile experience.

JSX

JSX, the semi-private airline, migrated from Xamarin to Flutter with Very Good Ventures, achieving 100% test coverage and automated CI/CD pipelines for its booking and trip management app.

SNCF Connect

SNCF Connect, France's national railway booking app, serves 15+ million users and handled 1.3 billion visits in 2023 — all powered by Flutter.

Kakao Mobility

Kakao Mobility, South Korea's dominant transportation platform, is featured on the official Flutter showcase.

Health & Wellness

Health and wellness apps demand smooth, visually polished experiences that feel trustworthy to users managing sensitive personal data. Flutter's consistent rendering across platforms and strong animation support make it a strong fit for this vertical.

Headspace

Headspace, the mental wellness app with 65 million users, transitioned to Flutter to deliver visually rich experiences with consistent animations across devices. Hear how Headspace rebuilt with Flutter on the VGV podcast.

CVS Health

CVS Health uses Flutter as part of its mobile development strategy across iOS and Android.

NuStep

NuStep's Flutter-built companion app connects via Bluetooth to NuStep recumbent cross trainers, allowing users to track workouts, view exercise history, and share workout summaries with trainers or doctors.

Also using Flutter in health & wellness:‍

Nuna, Reflectly, Sonova (Phonak, Unitron).

What the Patterns Tell Us

The companies above represent the most notable Flutter adopters, but they're far from alone. Flutter has over 2.8 million monthly active developers and powers apps used by more than 500 million people worldwide. Other confirmed Flutter users include Nestle, ADT, Generali, Delivery Hero, Degreed, Tonal, and many more.

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According to Apptopia, Flutter accounts for nearly 30% of all new free iOS apps, and the framework continues to expand beyond mobile into automotive infotainment, smart TVs, desktop applications, and embedded devices.

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What stands out across these companies isn't just that they chose Flutter. It's what happened after: faster shipping cycles, unified teams, and products delivered in months. The framework debate is settled at the enterprise level. The real question now is how to build well on it. At VGV, we can help.

FAQ

Which big companies use Flutter?

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Major companies using Flutter in 2026 include Google, Toyota, BMW, LG Electronics, Nubank, eBay Motors, Alibaba, Betterment, Universal Studios, GE Appliances, ByteDance, and many more enterprise organizations across financial services, automotive, media, retail, and consumer electronics.

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Is Flutter used in enterprise production apps?

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Yes. Flutter powers production apps at companies with millions of users, including banking apps (Nubank, Betterment, SoFi), entertainment platforms (Universal Studios, Hamilton), automotive interfaces (Toyota, BMW), smart TV apps (LG Electronics), and home appliances (GE Appliances, Philips Hue). We've helped many of these companies build and scale their Flutter apps — you can see VGV's Flutter case studies for details.

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How many companies use Flutter?

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This list represents a sampling of over 90 mid-market and enterprise companies with confirmed Flutter adoption between 2024 and 2026, with the strongest concentration in financial services (20+ companies), automotive (4 major OEMs), and e-commerce (8+ platforms). Flutter has over 2.8 million monthly active developers and powers apps used by more than 500 million people worldwide.

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What industries use Flutter the most?

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Based on our research, financial services leads Flutter enterprise adoption with 20+ confirmed companies, followed by e-commerce and retail, media and entertainment, automotive, consumer electronics, and technology platforms. The pattern spans industries, but any vertical that values cross-platform consistency, fast iteration, and unified development teams tends to adopt Flutter.

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Does Google still invest in Flutter?

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Yes. Google is Flutter's creator and by far its largest user. Flutter powers over a dozen Google production apps including Google Pay, NotebookLM, Google Earth, Google Ads, and Google Classroom. Google continues to invest in Flutter with new production launches as recently as 2026, and the framework's developer community has grown to 2.8 million monthly active developers.

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About

Very Good Ventures is a Flutter consultancy that has helped Universal Studios, Hamilton, Betterment, Toyota, and other leading companies build Flutter apps at scale. See our work.

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We published the first iteration of this list for our blog in early 2021, then again in 2023. It was intended to be a companion list to other resources in the Flutter Community, such as the Flutter Showcase maintained by Google and this list maintained by the Flutter Community.

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If you want to suggest a company to add to a future list, let us know about it!