Android (using Java or Kotlin) is the best choice if you’re developing an app only for Android devices. It provides deep access to device features, better performance, and full control over UI and native components. If your target audience mainly uses Android, building directly with Android SDK is ideal.

Best for: Android-exclusive apps, device-specific features, hardware integration.

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iOS (using Swift or Objective-C) is your go-to if you’re building an app only for Apple devices like iPhones and iPads. It offers a smooth user experience, strong security, and access to the Apple ecosystem. iOS development is essential for apps targeting high-end users or those relying on Apple services.

Best for: iPhone/iPad-exclusive apps, premium UX, Apple ecosystem integration.

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Flutter is perfect if you want to build one app that works on both Android and iOS using a single codebase. It’s fast, visually appealing, and ideal for startups or teams with limited time and budget. Flutter helps you reach both platforms quickly without managing separate codebases.

Best for: Cross-platform apps, MVPs, budget/time-efficient development, beautiful UIs.

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