Settings & account management

All of FlutterGo.AI's account settings live on one Settings page. To open it, click your account at the bottom of the sidebar and choose Settings. The list of sections fills the left column, and the section you pick fills the rest.

Settings covers your profile and plan (Account), alerts (Notifications), your Design Systems, your plan and credits (Plans & billing), GitHub and secrets (App repo & secrets), your Supabase and Vercel accounts, your team (Team access), and data sharing and app details (Privacy, About).

Here we tour each section and walk through the most common tasks: checking your plan and credits, setting up notifications, connecting accounts, inviting a teammate, and controlling privacy.

What you need#

• You are signed in.
• You know where your account menu is: the very bottom of the sidebar, with your picture or initials, your email and your plan.

How to do it#

1. Open Settings#

Click your account at the bottom of the sidebar, then Settings. Settings opens on Account. Each section has its own address, such as fluttergo.ai/settings/account, so you can bookmark it. Changes save on their own; there is no Save button. Back, at the top of the list, takes you back to where you were.

Tip: Inside a project there is no sidebar. Click the arrow at the top of the chat (Back to projects) first. The gear in a project's top bar opens that project's console, not Settings.

2. Know the sections#

3. Review your account#

Click Account. You see these cards:

• Profile: your name, your email, a role badge, and Email confirmed (or Email not confirmed). The details list Name, Email, Role ("Administrator" or "Member"), Member since, Sign-in method ("Email and password" or "Single sign-on") and your User ID, with a copy button. If your email isn't confirmed yet, the card says Confirm your email and offers Resend link.
• Plan and usage: your plan and its price, the credits you have left, a bar with this month's use (for example "2 of 5 credits used this month"), any extra credits from packs ("extra credits, never expire"), and Manage plan. "Included credits renew at the start of each billing month. Top-up packs are added on top."
• Connected apps: shown once you have linked an app such as ChatGPT or Claude to your account over MCP. Each app shows when it was connected and when its access ends, with Disconnect (and Disconnect all when there are several). See Use FlutterGo from Claude or ChatGPT.
• Session: Log out. "Sign out on this device. Your projects and data stay on the server."

4. Set up notifications#

Click Notifications:

• Completion sound: "Plays when a turn finishes. Off by default." Turn it On, then pick a Success sound (Ding, Chime, Two-tone up or Pluck) and a Failure sound (Buzz, Two-tone down or Thud).
• Desktop notification: "Sent when the window is not focused." Your browser asks for permission the first time you turn it on.
• Send test appears once desktop notifications are on, so you can check your setup.

Tip: If desktop notifications never appear, the section tells you: "Notifications blocked by the browser. Allow them in site settings."

5. Choose your design systems#

Click Design Systems. Installed lists the design systems you can use, with a search box and a category filter (All categories). The Show in home gallery switch on each one decides whether it appears on Home, and Add design system adds your own. See Cloning apps & design systems.

6. Manage your plan and credits#

Click Plans & billing (it is also in the account menu). Here you can:

• upgrade, paying Monthly or every 3 months (save up to 16%);
• buy credit packs: "One-time top-ups. They never expire.";
• on a paid plan, use Manage billing for your card, invoices and cancelling.

A plan bought in the FlutterGo iPhone app is managed in the App Store (on the iPhone: Settings → Apple ID → Subscriptions). For refunds, contact support. See Plans, credits & billing.

7. Connect GitHub and keep secrets#

Click App repo & secrets:

• GitHub: "Each project saves to a private repository in your own GitHub account." Click Connect GitHub, install FlutterGo on your GitHub account, and come back. Once connected, the card shows your account and Manage on GitHub. GitHub sync for a project needs Pro or higher: see Save your code to GitHub.
• Secrets Vault (Business and up): pick a project, then store its Firebase configs, signing keys, App Store Connect keys, Stripe or API keys and .env values, "encrypted at rest and never pushed to GitHub". Below Business, the page says "Secrets Vault is included on Business and above", with Upgrade to Business. See Backends: Supabase, Firebase & secrets.

8. Connect Supabase and Vercel#

• Supabase: click Connect Supabase and approve in the window that opens ("Waiting for authorization…"). Once connected, the card shows Connected, your organizations, and Disconnect. Each app then links or creates its own Supabase project from the project console (the gear in the studio's top bar). See Backends: Supabase, Firebase & secrets.
• Vercel (Pro and up): click Connect Vercel, pick your account or team, approve, and come back. FlutterGo then publishes your website, admin panel and web app there, and "Your other Vercel projects are never touched". Open Vercel and Disconnect appear once you are connected. See Web deployment.

9. Share a project with your team#

Click Team access ("Invite teammates or clients to a project."):

1. Pick the app in the Project list. "Access is set separately for each project."
2. Under Invite someone, enter an Email and choose the Access: Editor or Viewer.
3. Click Send invite. FlutterGo emails the invite, and they also find it in the FlutterGo app under Account → Teams. You can still Copy link and send it yourself. The invite shows Waiting until they join, with Send again and Cancel.

Your teammate opens the link and signs in, or creates an account, with the invited email address. The link works for 14 days.

People on this project lists everyone. As the owner, you can change someone's access, Make owner (you become an editor), or Remove them. Editors can invite people too, and their work spends the project owner's credits. In a team project, only the team's owner and admins can invite. How many people one project can be shared with depends on the owner's plan: none on Free, 2 on Starter, 5 on Pro, 20 on Business. Viewers see "View-only access — you can't invite people or change roles."

Teams#

A team is a shared space for many projects. Teams start on the Starter plan; anyone can join a team they are invited to, Free included. Click Teams in Settings (or Account → Teams in the FlutterGo app):

1. Under New team, type a name and click Create team. You are its Owner.
2. Under Invite people, enter an Email, pick a Role and click Send invite. They get an email and accept on the website or in the app.
3. Move one of your projects in with Move a project into the team, or pick the team under Build in when you start a project in the app.

How big a team can be follows the owner's plan, because the owner pays for all team work:

Pending invites count as people. If the owner's plan drops to Free or a payment fails, the team becomes view-only: nobody is removed, members can still open projects, and editing, building and new invites wait until the owner upgrades. Ownership can be handed only to an admin (or to an editor on Starter, which has no admins).

Use Team access instead to share just one project.

10. Control your privacy#

Click Privacy:

• Analytics cookies and Advertising cookies: the same choice as the cookie banner on fluttergo.ai. "Essential cookies (sign-in, checkout) are always on. Turn a switch off at any time to withdraw."
• Usage data. The first time, choose Share data or Don't share. After that you have two switches: How you use FlutterGo ("Run counts, timing, and errors. We never send your prompts or project files.") and Chats and replies ("What you and the agent said, to help us fix bugs. Sensitive details are removed first.").
• Your anonymous ID, with Delete my data: "Stops new data from being sent and gives you a fresh anonymous ID."

11. Check the About section#

Click About. It shows the version of FlutterGo you are using. Under "Need help debugging?", Download debug zip makes "A small zip with recent logs and basic device info. Send it to us if something is not working." The Admin console card is for FlutterGo administrators.

Success: You can now find every settings section and manage your profile, plan, alerts, connected accounts, team and privacy from one page.

Common mistake: Looking for a password change or an account deletion form in Account. Neither exists. To change your password, use Forgot password? on the sign-in page (see Creating your account & signing in). To delete your account, contact FlutterGo support.

Troubleshooting#

Problem: I can't find Settings.

Possible causes: You are inside a project, or the sidebar is collapsed.

Solution:

1. In a project, click Back to projects at the top of the chat.
2. Click your account at the very bottom of the sidebar, then Settings.
3. If the sidebar is collapsed, click the FlutterGo logo at the top left to open it.

Problem: Desktop notifications never show up.

Possible causes: The browser blocked notifications, or the environment does not support them.

Solution:

1. Open Settings → Notifications, turn Desktop notification on and click Send test.
2. If you see "Notifications blocked by the browser. Allow them in site settings.", allow notifications for fluttergo.ai in your browser.
3. Also check your computer's notification settings.

Problem: My teammate can't open the invite.

Possible causes: They signed in with a different email address, or the invite is more than 14 days old.

Solution:

1. Ask them to sign in with the email address you invited.
2. If it's too late, send a new invite from Team access.

Problem: Connect Vercel asks me to upgrade.

Possible causes: Publishing to your own Vercel account is a Pro feature.

Solution:

1. Upgrade to Pro or higher in Plans & billing.
2. Then click Connect Vercel again.

FAQ#

Can I change my display name or email? Not from the app today. Account shows your name and email as read-only details. Contact FlutterGo support if something needs correcting.

Can I delete my account? There is no self-service account deletion. The Delete my data button in Privacy stops analytics sharing and gives you a fresh anonymous ID, but it does not delete your account. Contact FlutterGo support to remove the account.

Where are Appearance, Language, Instructions and Memory? FlutterGo's settings don't have them. The studio has one dark look and is in English. To link ChatGPT, Claude or another MCP app, see Connected apps in Account.

Does FlutterGo read my prompts for analytics? Not unless you opt in. How you use FlutterGo states: "We never send your prompts or project files." Sharing chats is a separate switch, Chats and replies, and "Sensitive details are removed first."

What are Owner, Editor, and Viewer? Project access levels in Team access. The owner controls access and can hand the project to someone else with Make owner. Editors can change the project and invite people, and they spend the owner's credits. Viewers can look but not edit.

Where do I manage my plan? Settings → Plans & billing, or Plans & pricing in the sidebar. See Plans, credits & billing.

Where to go next#

• Plans, credits & billing
• Creating your account & signing in
• The studio dashboard