From prompt to production: turn your idea into an app people can use.
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Introducing the new FlutterFlow.
Build native mobile apps with AI, from your first prompt to the App Store and Google Play.
Describe what you want. Guide the agent as it builds your UI, backend, and authentication. Refine, test, and ship.
The visual builder you know is now FlutterFlow Studio. We're continuing to build and invest in it.
Two ways to build. More people empowered to create.
build.flutterflow.io/
your app is finished. congrats!
but how long until people can actually download it?
for first-time founders, launching can take around 4 weeks.
our new App School series walks you through what to do and when, so you're ready for launch day.
challenge accepted indeed.
@Sorbitra built Briefly, a project tracker for freelancers, and shared the whole process.
keep showing us what you're building!
Challenge accepted. 🫡 @flutterflow . Meet Briefly.
A simple project tracker for freelancers to manage client projects and their tasks. I wrote the data model, screens and rules first, gave the agent exact instructions, and it built from there.
Short video below.
meet our native agent.
build pages, edit widgets, and make changes with AI directly inside the web editor. no installation or separate agent account needed.
app.flutterflow.io/
happening tomorrow at 10 am EST!
you launched the app. people signed up. now, why aren't they coming back?
on oct 14, @erikgoinsHQ from @Flywheel_Studio is breaking down activation, retention, re-engagement, and how to give users a real reason to return.
rsvp here: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…
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Glad I started this project with @flutterflow
firebase dynamic links shut down. so we built our own: one link that opens the right page in your app, sends users to the app store if they haven't installed it, or opens your web app instead.
here's how it works:
you launched the app. people signed up. now, why aren't they coming back?
on oct 14, @erikgoinsHQ from @Flywheel_Studio is breaking down activation, retention, re-engagement, and how to give users a real reason to return.
rsvp here: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…
Dynamic Links are back, this time built by FlutterFlow.
create short, shareable links that open your app to a specific page with the parameters you need.
if someone doesn't have your app yet, the link sends them to the App Store, Google Play, or your web app.
use them for referrals, invites, and shared content, and track every click and app open.