Describe · Build · Ship

Stop building apps you can’t ship.

First build free · 10 prompts
  • Minutes, not monthsDescribe it and watch it build
  • Real Flutter codeRead it, export anytime
  • Designs itselfEvery screen laid out
  • Store-readySigned builds, both stores

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Act I · Describe

Say it once.

Say what you want the way you would explain it to a friend: what the screens are, what it does, how it should feel. No spec, no wireframes.

Act II · Build

Watch it happen.

The agent lays out the screens and writes the Dart while you watch. Material 3, real navigation and state, hot-reloading into an app that is actually running.

Act III · Ship

Signed. Uploaded. Live.

Signed builds go to TestFlight and Google Play through the official store APIs, from the same workspace you built in.

Shipped.

You

Agent: on it. Designing 6 screens…

How it works

One prompt to both stores.

Act I · Describe

Say it once.

Say what you want the way you would explain it to a friend: what the screens are, what it does, how it should feel. No spec, no wireframes.

Act II · Build

Watch it happen.

The agent lays out the screens and writes the Dart while you watch. Material 3, real navigation and state, hot-reloading into an app that is actually running.

Act III · Ship

Signed. Uploaded. Live.

Signed builds go to TestFlight and Google Play through the official store APIs, from the same workspace you built in.

What you get

Everything between the idea and the store.

Real Flutter code

Not a no-code sandbox. It is Dart you can open and edit, and you can export or sync it whenever you want.

iOS + Android from one prompt

One codebase, both stores. Material 3 on Android, adaptive polish on iOS.

GitHub sync

Push to your private repo when you’re ready. The code stays yours even if you cancel.

Live preview

Every change hot-reloads into a running app while the agent is still working.

Local mode

Run the whole thing on your own machine, with your own keys.

Ship to stores

Stop getting stuck at the last mile.

Other AI builders hand you an export and wish you luck with Xcode. FlutterGo builds the signed artifact and uploads it for you, from the same workspace you built in.

  1. Signed build

    A release .aab for Android and a signed .ipa for iOS, both built from your project.

  2. Pick a track

    Internal, alpha, beta or production on Google Play, staged rollouts included.

  3. Uploaded for you

    Straight to TestFlight and Google Play through the official store APIs.

  4. Your keys stay yours

    Store credentials are used for the deploy and never stored.

Uses your own Apple and Google developer accounts. App review is up to the stores. We get you to the door with a valid, signed submission.

Existing projects

Already have a Flutter app? Bring it.

Import a repository from GitHub or upload a project ZIP. The agent reads your code, works inside your architecture and pushes changes back to your repo. It does not start over.

Flutter projects up to 220 MB · private repos supported

Why FlutterGo

Plenty of tools build. Few ship.

Web-app builders stop at the browser

A responsive site in a phone frame is not a mobile app.

FlutterGo writes one Flutter codebase that ships as native iOS and Android apps.

Visual builders meter the AI

Drag-and-drop first, with AI generations rationed on top.

FlutterGo is agent-first: describe the change, watch the code and the preview update.

Export-a-zip tools leave you at the door

“Store-ready” often means: download the code, figure out signing yourself.

FlutterGo builds the signed artifact and uploads it to TestFlight and Google Play for you.

Ownership & trust

Stop fearing a tool that owns your code.

Your repo is the source of truth

Projects sync to a private GitHub repository under your account. Clone it, edit it, leave any time.

Cancel and keep everything

If you stop paying, your code is still in your repo. Nothing is held hostage.

Deploy keys are never stored

Apple and Google credentials are used for the deploy you asked for, then discarded.

Run it all on your machine

Local Mode moves the pipeline to your own computer, with your own API keys, alongside Cursor, VS Code or Claude Code.

From real builders

Shipped, in their words.

“The code is why I stayed. It’s real Flutter, Riverpod and go_router, and I open it in VS Code and it reads like something my own team would write.”
Dana K.Indie developer · Spendly
“Described the app on a Monday. Internal track on Google Play by Friday. I’ve shipped slower with a full team.”
Tomás A.Founder · Plateful
“I canceled for two months mid-project. When I came back, my repo was exactly where I left it. That’s the moment I trusted it.”
Jordan P.Solo builder · Habitual
“Local Mode with Claude Code is the workflow I always wanted: cloud when I’m moving fast, my own keys when I want control.”
Sam W.Engineer · Loop

Pricing

Start free. Pay when you ship.

Free

Try FlutterGo.AI

$0/month

  • 10 credits every month
  • Basic AI app creation
  • Basic preview
  • Limited projects
  • Community support
Start free

Starter

Ship your first app

$19/month

  • 50 credits every month
  • Create Flutter apps from prompts
  • Screen edits
  • Basic bug fixing
  • GitHub sync
  • Cloud preview
Get Starter

Business

Teams and agencies

$99/month

  • 500 credits every month
  • Multiple projects
  • Advanced AI changes
  • Firebase automation
  • Shareable preview links
  • Deployment automation
Get Business

1 credit per AI command, and 2.5 credits per store deploy (5 for both stores) · Full pricing →

FAQ

The questions skeptics ask first.

Is it real Flutter 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 import an app I already built?

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 code? What if I cancel?

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 does shipping to the stores actually work?

FlutterGo 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, using the official store APIs and your own developer accounts. Store review itself is up to Apple and Google.

Do I need Apple and Google developer accounts?

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.

Can I work locally with my own tools?

Yes. Local Mode (on Pro) runs the pipeline on your machine with your own API keys, and connects to Cursor, VS Code, and Claude Code. Build in the cloud when it’s convenient, take over locally when you want control.

What is a credit?

1 AI command = 1 credit. A store deploy is 2.5 credits for one store or 5 for both. The free plan includes 10 credits a month, enough to build and preview a first app.

What about my backend?

FlutterGo connects Flutter apps to Firebase and Supabase for authentication, database and storage, or to any REST API. Your backend stays your backend.

Stop delaying the app you already know you need.

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