FlutterFlow

FlutterFlow is an AI app builder that creates a working app from a plain language description of who it is for and what it should do. Its homepage walks through an example in which a first version arrives in about five minutes, with FlutterFlow planning, building, and checking each screen, so you and the agent start from something that works rather than a blank canvas. The example shows a card payments app with eight screens generated from one short prompt. Refining the app happens by asking. You request a change in plain language, and the agent builds it on a copy you can keep editing, then pushes it to your app when it is ready. When the app is finished, FlutterFlow sends it to the Apple App Store and Google Play for review with one press, and follows each store until the app is live. Every app comes with sign-in and a place for its data, so users can enroll from day one. The homepage shows email and password sign-in with verification, plus Google and Apple sign-in, a list of everyone who signed up, a field by field view of what the app stores, live data as people save it, and built-in analytics on how the app is doing. The homepage puts its track record in vendor published figures: six years shipping apps, more than 50,000 apps shipped, and 3.3 million people who have built on FlutterFlow, with teams at companies including GM, Google, Amazon, IBM, Microsoft, and Capital One shown as users. A Built in FlutterFlow gallery shows polished apps for money and investing, cabin booking, photo collections, and short writing. For teams that want full visual control, FlutterFlow Studio is the visual builder the company has shipped for years: pixel level control, custom code, shared libraries of components, themes, and logic packaged once and reused across projects, branching and review so work can proceed in parallel and merge with confidence, and enterprise support. Studio adds an SDK, a CLI, and an MCP surface so agents can work in it too, lets builders drop in Dart and export clean Flutter, and offers SSO, audit logs, and private cloud options. FlutterFlow suits founders and teams who want a described idea turned into a real, store ready app, with a visual studio waiting when they need deeper control.