FlutterFlow

Build cross-platform mobile apps visually

4.6•95 reviews•

2.1K followers

Build cross-platform mobile apps visually

4.6•95 reviews•

2.1K followers

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Create beautiful UI, generate clean code, and deploy to the app stores or web in one click. Fully extensible with custom code.

4.6

Based on 95 reviews

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FlutterFlow is highly praised for its ability to streamline app development with a user-friendly interface and powerful tools. Makers from No Code MBA, CoffeeSpace, and AI VisionBoard highlight its efficiency in building cross-platform apps with a single codebase, rapid prototyping, and seamless deployment. Users appreciate its flexibility, allowing for custom code integration, though some note limitations in support and debugging. Overall, it's a favored choice for both novice and experienced developers.

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Pros

no-code development (15)

fast prototyping (10)

cross-platform development (5)

low-code solution (5)

app store deployment (4)

rapid iteration (4)

user-friendly design (4)

custom code support (2)

Cons

poor customer support (8)

buggy platform (4)

limited flexibility (2)

performance issues (2)

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Dimitris Hermann

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Stick with Flutter to build fast, maintainable mobile and desktop apps. A very basic prototype which we were able to quickly build on Flutterflow within 2 weeks performed well. However, the platform was insufficient to support a slightly larger app for managing warehouse inventory. Even after a revamp and extensive chats with support performance remained significantly sub-production level. After initial quick gains, the incremental effort required to change or add a feature become very steep and non-economical, necessitating an early switch to Flutter, with only half the required features having been implemented. Once a developer jumps off, plan to have to onboard someone from your existing team to the platform, with a significant learning curve, as there is a lack of third-party developers to provide support. Except for teams looking for rapid prototyping on a very very basic app, we recommend to stick with Flutter from the outset.

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