What is a Flutter AI app builder and how does it work?
A Flutter AI app builder turns a plain-language description of an app into a Flutter project. FlutterGo is one: you describe the screens and features, the agent writes editable Dart and Flutter code, runs it in a live browser preview, and can build and upload signed iOS and Android releases to the App Store and Google Play.
How is FlutterGo different from other AI app builders and no-code tools?
Most AI builders generate React or web wrappers trapped inside proprietary sandboxes. FlutterGo is purpose-built for Flutter: it generates pure, unencumbered Dart code that compiles directly into native ARM binaries for iOS and Android devices.
Is FlutterGo a no-code app builder or an AI code generator?
Both, in the way that matters. FlutterGo is an AI Flutter app generator: it writes real Dart from a description, so founders can build without touching code, while engineers get a standard Flutter project they can open, edit and extend in any IDE. It is not a locked no-code sandbox; the code is yours.
Can I build a Flutter app without any coding experience?
Yes. Founders and product teams build fully functional mobile apps from plain-English prompts, no code required. Professional engineers can still inspect git diffs, integrate custom C++ libraries, and extend the Riverpod state controllers without restrictions.
Can I convert Figma designs into Flutter code with FlutterGo?
Yes. FlutterGo has a native Figma REST API integration that parses Auto Layout frames, design tokens and component sets into modular Flutter widgets in under 60 seconds.
Does FlutterGo generate real, production-ready Flutter and Dart code?
Yes. FlutterGo generates a standard Flutter project: Dart with Material 3, Riverpod state management and go_router navigation. You can open it in any IDE, run flutter run on it, and read every line.
Can I build iOS and Android apps from one codebase with FlutterGo?
Yes. Flutter is cross-platform, so one FlutterGo project targets iOS and Android from the same Dart codebase, with Material 3 on Android and adaptive polish on iOS. You preview it in the browser while you build, then ship signed builds to both stores with your own Apple and Google developer accounts.
Can I import an existing Flutter project from GitHub or a ZIP file?
Yes. Clone a Flutter repository straight from GitHub or upload a project ZIP (up to 220 MB). The agent works inside your existing architecture instead of starting over.
Do I own the generated code, and what happens if I cancel my plan?
Your project syncs to a private GitHub repository under your own account, and it stays there if you cancel. You can also export the source as a ZIP at any time.
How do I publish my Flutter app to the App Store and Google Play with FlutterGo?
FlutterGo automates mobile DevOps. It manages signing certificates, builds a signed Android App Bundle and uploads it to the Google Play track you choose (internal, alpha, beta, or production), and builds a signed iOS .ipa and uploads it to TestFlight or App Store review, through the official store APIs and your own developer accounts. Store review itself is up to Apple and Google.
Do I need Apple Developer and Google Play developer accounts to publish?
Yes. Apps are published under your accounts, so you keep the listing, the reviews and the revenue. Your store credentials are used for the deploy and never stored.
How do FlutterGo credits and pricing work?
1 AI command = 1 credit. A store deploy is 2.5 credits for one store or 5 for both. The free plan includes 5 credits a month, enough to build and preview a first app; paid plans add more credits and features. Compare them on the pricing page.
Can FlutterGo build a website and admin panel for my app?
Yes, on the Pro plan and up. FlutterGo builds a website and a real admin panel (sign in, add, edit and delete your app’s data, manage users and admins) on your app’s Supabase, in the same theme as your app. You get a live preview link right away, and one click publishes it to your own Vercel account. Free and Starter build the mobile app only.
Can I connect Firebase, Supabase or a REST API to my Flutter app?
Yes. FlutterGo connects Flutter apps to Firebase and Supabase for authentication, database and storage, adds Stripe for payments, or points the app at any REST API. Your backend stays your backend.
Still have a question?
The documentation covers every screen in detail, and support@fluttergo.ai answers within one business day. Ready to try it? Describe your app and build the first one free.