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Learn how to start a FlutterFlow business in 2026. Discover key steps, skills, niche strategy, and growth tips to launch your app agency successfully.

In 2026, patients increasingly prefer physicians with mobile apps for faster communication, telehealth access, and secure health management. Here’s why.

In 2026, patients increasingly prefer physicians with mobile apps for faster communication, telehealth access, and secure health management. Here’s why.

Field Service apps fail when they’re designed from quiet offices instead of real-world chaos. This piece breaks down three hard-earned PM lessons from building FSM software that crews actually use why flexibility beats control, how to design for stress, and why proof of work is the real product.

Vibe coding is speeding everything up, but speed alone won’t save bad ideas. In this piece Erik looks at how AI is reshaping development and design, where guardrails are still essential, and why the next wave will reward strong opinions, not shortcuts.

Design reviews often stall when feedback turns into opinion. This piece explores how shifting conversations toward outcomes, user context, and documented decisions helps teams align faster, reduce rework, and treat design as a shared problem-solving process rather than a subjective debate.

A year-in-review outlining Flywheel’s growth, key projects, team updates, and how AI and go-to-market strategy are shaping our development approach and priorities for 2026.

2025 demanded clarity — in problem definition, decision-making, and quality. This reflection shares key product lessons from the past year and outlines the principles guiding 2026: building with intention, resisting premature certainty, and focusing on long-term trust over short-term speed.

Fast builds aren’t enough anymore. Clients expect apps, AI products, and services that scale without breaking. At Flywheel, we focus on architecture, logic, and reliability, building products that survive success, not just launch quickly.