By kstomar February 5, 2026 - 10:55pm

Yes, partially,
As a Flutter App Developer, you can write UI, logic, and manage most of the Flutter codebase on Windows. Flutter’s single codebase works well for both Android and iOS.
However, Apple requires macOS + Xcode to compile, sign, and publish iOS apps, so final builds can’t be done on Windows.

How most Flutter developers handle this:

Use a Mac/Mac mini only for final iOS builds

Use a remote Mac via services like MacStadium or Codemagic

Let a macOS-based teammate handle iOS builds

TL;DR:
You can code iOS apps in Flutter on Windows, but you still need macOS for building and App Store.