I am very curious whether the web backend framework, especially Laravel, can be combined with Flutter. If it is possible, I want to try it.
Larvel allows to develop REST API endpoints so it can communicate easily with Flutter.
There is a Laravel package called “scramble” that can auto generate OpenApi specifications from the Laravel code that you can then use to generate a Dart api client.
That’s how our current project is working.
Oh I see, okay then thank you very much for your answer sir, I will try it
Great question!
Laravel and Flutter can work together really well, Laravel takes care of the backend (like APIs, database, authentication), and Flutter handles the frontend (what your users see on mobile or web apps).
Here’s how it usually works:
- Laravel builds a secure and scalable REST API (or GraphQL if needed).
- Flutter connects to that API to fetch or send data—like user info, product lists, or anything your app needs.
- You use standard HTTP methods in Flutter to talk to Laravel’s API routes.
- Laravel can also handle admin panels or dashboards while Flutter powers the mobile experience.
As a Flutter development company, we’ve paired Laravel with Flutter in several projects. It’s a great combo for businesses that want a strong backend with a smooth, modern mobile UI.
A mobile app development company can definitely use Laravel as the backend for a Flutter app. Laravel handles all the server-side logic like authentication, database, and APIs, while Flutter is used to build the frontend for mobile or web. You just need to create APIs in Laravel (usually using Laravel Sanctum or Passport if you need authentication), and then call those APIs from your Flutter app using HTTP requests. It’s a common setup and works well if you’re comfortable with both frameworks.