FlutterFlow Reviews

Pros

I love that i don't have to code and just use drag and drop feature to build an app. A person like me who doesn't know coding can build app with flutterflow

Cons

Flutter flow needs a how to guide for beginners , for them it might be complex .

Pros

Very intuitive, and the integrations with the mobile stores is a plus. Very straight forward with firebase support, and languages.

Cons

Few, I think, really are minor. (Still better control of versioning, for example).

Pros

No-code app builder for flutter. integration with firebase and cross-deployment is good.

Cons

Their support is very poor. Whenever you need assistance, you have to wait for 2 business days to receive a response, and the quality of their response is at the level of a user guide.

Pros

Nice to use SaaS product with many objects pre-built and can add custom code

Cons

Quite a steep learning curve, need to understand Flutter previously

Pros

easy to use, weekly updates and adding new features

Cons

custom support, does not support yet other db apart of firebase

Pros

What I like most:
- Drag and drop functionality
- Integration with Google Firebase
- Design flexibility and options
- Truly no-code builder with the option to export the raw code for self deployment
- Limited but critical integrations available

Cons

- Limited integrations
- Limited elements and components

Pros

Allow to create the interface without much complication.
Have clean code, even with many components.
Ease of integration with API's.

Cons

It's more slower each new version to debug on device.
It would be nice if it had the features:
Create components at runtime.
Use other screen templates dynamically.
Allow reading configurations before starting the interface, allowing you to change or create components that are defined in Firebase.

Pros

Astonishing experience with FlutterFlow. Its price is affordable. I love the quality FlutterFlow has put into ease of use. The UI and SPEED are what have made me build more Apps with Flutterflow than Adalo.

For me, this is a spectacular win when it comes to NoCode builders.

Cons

I haven't yet really seen much I don't like. Well, you do need a learning curve to work better with Flutterflow.

Pros

A great tool to make coding easy for every person. The future should be easy for anybody to code & create his own software and on any platform. FlutterFlow should be one of the default modes for Flutter.

Cons

Web-based only. I would recommend making a software to make it more fluid to edit.

Pros

Easy drag and drop interface, great customization options. Can make an amateur developer's project come out as clean as a pro's! There's also a smooth API integration. Good themes. Good pricing plan.

Cons

It is not as easy to navigate, as it appears to be quite complex to use, especially for a beginner.

Pros

The GUI awesome / Firebase interface awesome / Theme very good headed I the right direction / Run mode awesome ( would like it a little faster [I do understand though])
***** The thing that is most amazing of all is that fact that you can run the code send the link to your email and test it on your phone ****** and yes the camera will work etc etc...

Cons

Having to redo screens that where working and then stopped for what seemed to be minor changes. I have been downloading the code from GitHub and haven't yet but want to compare the working code with the non-working code to see what is what.

Pros

I was building Flutter apps already before FF, coding it myself with dart. I already used Firebase as a backend. But it took long to build apps. Then FF came around and I more than 10x'ed my development time, in fact I would say some of my latest released projects wouldn't have been possible without FF given how fast I needed to get something out. The low code and easy to use builder are what makes that possible. Also, the widgets that come with the FF package makes it easier to design beautiful interfaces that I, being a developer not a designer, missed out on when just looking at code before FF. My apps LOOK way better now too. And they work, they actually work!

Cons

There are minor nitpicky things, such as the inability for sub-collections support in Firestore. If you have an existing system that has subcollections in FS that you want to add an app to using FF, you'll have to refactor your database, which can be a dicey proposition for production systems. So I've only always been able to use FF for new apps, not add mobile apps to some of my large React projects, for example.

Pros

Ease of use, can bring your ideas to life with almost no effort. Of course the integration with other services; like Firebase for example.

Cons

I feel that the desktop and web dev & export features can be improved - and i have no doubt about that they will.

Pros

Absolute power house in functionality and stability.

Cons

I'm not sure I'd 100% call these cons, but definitely things to note:
1. It's designed to work with Firebase, if that isn't your backend, then it could be less flexible.
2. With great power comes great responsibility! There's a lot of functionality here that can be daunting to get started.

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Reasons for Choosing FlutterFlow

Pros

Drag and drop is the best anywhere. Integration on angolia and GCP is seamless. And oh mine the documentation

Cons

To be Oliver Twist, the software could be made cheaper.

Pros

Drag & Drop, free useful templates and the best part NO CODE

Cons

Pricing for starters might be a bit too much.

Pros

I love Flutter, so this is lovely. Being able to create something quickly is ideal. From thought to real life is great.

Cons

The GUI is what I do not like the most, and it is almost in conjunction with how much I am not a fan of how errors make me feel like I am missing more information. That doesn't make much sense...I wish when you got an error in FlutterFlow, you would get specifics of what's wrong along with more or lots of generic reasons as to why you aren't or shouldn't be trying what you were trying.

Pros

Super easy to use, really impressed with the speed at which new features are added.

Cons

APIs are a bit left behind. Authentication via it is one feature the tool is missing

Pros

The drag and drop features allowed me to create it very easily without having to install anything. Actions can be easily linked together

Cons

Sometimes crashes when there was too much going on

Alternatives Considered

Pros

Easy deployment to stores and drag and drop

Cons

More tutorials to API and full templates

Pros

- easy to use
- good Firebase integration

Cons

- expensive option to integrate custom APIs
- no easy option to schedule local push notifications

Pros

Was so easy to build and used it to prototype ideas fast.

Cons

Was tricky (different) to Outsystems and get used to a new ide

Pros

So easy to build a cross-platform app with FlutterFlow. I love that they integrate top extensions such as Firebase, Algolia, etc.

Cons

The intro pricing is a bit high. I currently use for free apps and it would cost me more than most apps for a free app. Wish I could use it for production.

Pros

FlutterFlow ability to import custom code features, download code and export with great functionality and stability makes it stand out. The software also offers frequent updates, very timely with great new features.

Cons

Not too friendly for starters because of the pricing

Pros

Powerful tool, with easy, friendly, intuitive interface
It's solid. Doesn't crush, has no bugs, it is frequently updated
Has so many options (widgets, ready-to-use components)
It's well documented

Cons

can't find any for now. Web debugger can be slow somethimes

Alternatives Considered

Reasons for Switching to FlutterFlow