Flutter is behind apps from Google, BMW, Toyota, Nubank, Headspace, eBay and MGM Resorts, along with many smaller products. Below are real examples grouped by industry. Every one is taken from the official Flutter showcase, and each name links to the company's own case study there, so you can read what they built and why.

We are a Flutter agency, so we have an obvious interest here. That's why this list sticks to examples you can check yourself instead of our own claims.

Finance and payments

Google Pay: Google's payments app, which the showcase describes as "going global" with Flutter.
Nubank: the Brazilian digital bank, scaling its mobile app with Flutter.
SoFi: a finance "superapp" experience built with Flutter.
Betterment: the investing app, scaling its development team on Flutter.
Virgin Money and Crédit Agricole: banks that unified their app development on Flutter.

Finance apps are a good stress test: they need security reviews, accessibility and the same behavior on iOS and Android. That is the kind of work a single shared codebase makes easier to keep consistent.

Automotive and devices

BMW: which the showcase describes as scaling customer-centric product development at BMW Group with Flutter.
Toyota: infotainment systems in Toyota vehicles.
Lucid Motors: a small team shipping a multiplatform app from one codebase.
LG Electronics: building parts of its next-generation webOS.
Whirlpool: connected-appliance apps.

These show Flutter outside phones too: car screens, TVs and embedded devices.

Retail, food and marketplaces

eBay: eBay engineering teams building with Flutter.
Alibaba Group: scaling China's largest second-hand marketplace with Flutter.
Wolt and talabat: food and grocery delivery apps.
Caribou Coffee: migrated its ordering app to a single Flutter codebase.
Kijiji: the Canadian classifieds marketplace.

Health, fitness and wellbeing

Headspace: the meditation and mental health app.
Tonal: the connected strength-training system, using Flutter for feature parity across platforms.
CZ Zorgverzekeringen: a Dutch health insurer's member app.
US Department of Veterans Affairs: STAIR, an app that helps veterans adjust to civilian life.

Travel, entertainment and hospitality

MGM Resorts: the guest app for MGM's resorts.
Universal Studios: theme park guest experiences.
SNCF Connect: France's rail booking app.
Hamilton: the official app for the musical.
PUBG MOBILE: which the showcase describes as connecting players with Flutter.

Productivity, education and software

NotebookLM: Google's AI research and note-taking app.
Google Classroom: listed in the showcase among Google's own Flutter apps.
Zoho Tables: a spreadsheet-database hybrid.
Superlist and Rows: a task manager and a spreadsheet tool built for desktop, web and mobile.
Rive: an animation tool rewritten entirely in Flutter.

Our own example: Workspace369

App369's own product, Workspace369, is a Flutter app for freelancers and small service businesses: CRM, proposals, invoicing, scheduling and a shared inbox. One Flutter codebase serves both the iOS app and the web app. The case study covers the architecture and what we learned building it.

What these examples tell you

Flutter is not just for prototypes. Banks, carmakers and large consumer apps run it in production.
The common reason is one codebase. Most of these case studies come back to the same point: shipping the same features to iOS, Android and often the web without maintaining separate apps.
It reaches beyond phones. Car infotainment, TVs, desktop tools and the web all appear above.
It is not the right tool for everything. Apps built around platform extensions like widgets, watch apps or brand-new OS features can still be simpler to build natively. See Flutter vs native for how to decide.

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Apps Built with Flutter: Real Examples by Industry (2026)