FlutterFlow

FlutterFlow is a web-based tool to speed up the creation of modern apps. It lets you construct complete apps with Firebase integration, API calls, animations and other features through a visual drag-and-drop interface. The tool is geared for people who don't know how to code and for developers who want to use their own code.

FlutterFlow includes several features to help you get your app up and running:

• UI Builder: Design and construct user interfaces using more than 80 Flutter widgets and 170 pre-built components.
• Integrated Logic & Connections: Connect to Firebase for live data and use API support for third-party services.
• Responsive Applications: Build apps that work on different screen sizes.
• Custom Code Editor: Add custom widgets, actions and code to add more features.
• Localization: Translate entire apps in seconds using Google Translate.
• Deployment: Publish apps directly to the app stores, web or custom domains.

The tool is good for small or large projects, depending on how much you want to customize it. FlutterFlow also includes real-time collaboration tools so multiple people can work on a project at the same time.

FlutterFlow pricing tiers are as follows:

• Free: Includes visual application builder, hundreds of templates and web publishing. Best for testing and small projects.
• Standard: $30 per month (or $22 per month with an annual subscription), adds code download and APK export.
• Pro: $70 per month (or $50 per month with an annual subscription), adds source repository integration, one-click localization and GitHub integration.
• Teams: $70 per user per month (or $50 per month with an annual subscription), geared for teams that need collaboration and advanced features.
• Enterprise: Custom pricing for large-scale, mission-critical apps with enterprise-level compliance and support.

FlutterFlow is designed to make app creation easier and faster for individuals and teams. The combination of visual tools and code extensibility means it's good for people with no programming experience and developers who want to use their own code.

Published on June 9, 2024