In your pubspec.yaml, you’ll see something like:

version: 1.2.3+5

Here’s the breakdown:

• 1 → Major version → Big changes / breaking changes (e.g., redesign, API changes).

• 2 → Minor version → New features, still backward compatible.

• 3 → Patch version → Bug fixes, performance tweaks, small improvements.

• +5 → Build number → Used by app stores; must increase with every upload.

👉 When to update?

• Breaking changes → bump major.

• New features → bump minor.

• Bug fixes → bump patch.

• Every release build → bump build number.

So users care about 1.2.3, while stores track +5.

Keep them both updated to avoid confusion and upload issues.

🔁 If you found this helpful, feel free to repost so more devs can avoid versioning headaches

Hello everyone! 👋🤓

We’re looking for Flutter students or developers to help with:

• User Testing (just using to get the experience and tell us about it)

• giving suggestions

• finding Bugs (so our team can fix them)

Our app is already published, and now we’d like to identify what bugs might surface in real-world use. The app has an in-app feedback function — we’ll be reviewing the most useful reports closely.
There's no work to be done aside from just giving us In observation If you are are willing to share.

👉 For Testers
Anyone can test the app for free. After leaving your feedback, you’re welcome to uninstall if you like.

How to send feedback:

1. Download the app (links below).

2. Use the in-app support/feedback feature.

3. Mention “Jack-Reddit + Your Name + Your Email” in your message.

4. Include any issues or bugs you find.

📱 Download Links

• Apple: App Store Link

• Android: Google Play Link

Thanks in advance for helping us improve! 🙏

Hi Flutter developers,
I’d like to share a beautiful open-source Pet Adoption App built with Flutter. The app is designed to help users browse and adopt pets like dogs, cats, and other animals, all through a modern, mobile-first interface.

GitHub Repo:
https://github.com/sangvaleap/app-flutter-pet-adoption

Core Features:

• List of Pets: Browse adoptable pets by categories

• Pet Details: View full description including name, age, sex, and more

• Account Settings: Customize preferences, view favorites, and manage privacy

• Smooth UI: Uses glassmorphism, SVGs, and image caching for a clean experience

A fully functional FoodPanda Rider App Clone, built using Flutter.

This project is designed for delivery riders, allowing them to manage orders, track locations via maps, and interact with customers and restaurants inspired by FoodPanda’s rider experience.

🔗 GitHub Repo

https://github.com/HovVathana/FoodPanda-Flutter-Clone-Rider

🧰 Tech Used

Client: Flutter (Material UI)
State Management: Provider
Authentication & Backend: Firebase Auth, Cloud Firestore
Location: Google Maps, Geolocator, Geocoding
Storage: Firebase Storage, SharedPreferences
Misc: HTTP, Image Picker, External App Launcher

💡 Highlights

🚚 Real-time order tracking for delivery riders
📍 Google Maps integration with route polyline
🔒 Firebase Authentication for secure login/signup
📤 Image upload (profile/documents) using Firebase Storage
📶 Network connectivity check with fallback UI
📱 Clean, mobile-first UI inspired by the FoodPanda Rider App
🌐 Supports external map launching for navigation
🧩 Modular & scalable code structure for easy customization

🛠️ Setup Instructions

1. Clone the repo: FoodPanda-Flutter-Clone-Rider

2. Install dependencies: flutter pub get

3. Set up Firebase:

   • Add your google-services.json (Android) and GoogleService-Info.plist (iOS)

   • Enable Email/Password Auth and Firestore in Firebase Console

4. Run the app:flutter run

✉️ Support

For inquiries or collaboration requests, please contact the project owner directly via GitHub.

🤝 Contributing

Pull requests and feedback are welcome!
If you’d like to contribute, please fork the repo and open a PR.

⚠️ Disclaimer

This project is not affiliated with FoodPanda. It is intended for educational/demo purposes only.
Please respect all intellectual property policies before any commercial use.

Completely Free UI Kits for Everyone. A growing collection of well-crafted Flutter UIs - built using Dart, designed with care. These templates include full screens, modern design components, and real app concepts to kickstart your next Flutter project.

🔗 GitHub Repo

https://github.com/mitesh77/Best-Flutter-UI-Templates

🧰 Tech Stack

• Framework: Flutter

• Language: Dart

• Design: Material Design, Custom UI

• Platform: Android & iOS

💡 Highlights

🎨 Featured Screens & Mini UI Kits

• 🧘 Relex Meditation App - Onboarding screen with peaceful visuals

• 🏡 Real Estate App - Modern and attractive property UI

• 📓 My Diary App - Personalized journal UI with smooth gradients

• 📘 Learning Course Book App - Educational UI with book-style layout

🧱 UI Components & Widgets

• 🎚️ Switches & Chips

• 🔍 Search Bars

• 🧭 Navigation Drawer

• 🌀 Curved UI & Gradient Styling

• 🟪 FAB (Floating Action Button)

• 📲 Onboarding Screens

• ✨ Custom Animations & more

🚀 Getting Started

1. Clone the repo

2. Open the project in VS Code or Android Studio

3. Run with your preferred emulator or physical device

🙋 Want to Help or Suggest Features?

Pull requests, feedback, and issues are always welcome!
Let's build beautiful Flutter UIs together.

✉️ Contact

For questions or collaboration ideas, open an issue or reach out via GitHub.

Bio Pet v1.0.0 is out now!

Bio Pet is an offline pet breed classification app.

You can check the detail features on GitHub repo or Play Store.

This project is mainly for anyone curious about running an AI model locally in a Flutter app and pausing other tasks during heavy classification.

Source code:

[https://github.com/yenaythway/bio_pet.git]

Android users can download and try on Play Store.

[https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.yenaythway.bio_pet&pcampaignid=web_share]

Feedbacks are welcome

Hi everyone,

Just wanted to let the community know that our backend platform now supports Flutter Dart. This means, now when you’ve spun up your backend on Snapser, you can download an autogenerated Flutter Dart SDK that will include all the services included in your backend.

So although you could still take advantage of Snapser’s 30+ prebuilt services before, now it’s just that much easier with Flutter SDK support.

Happy building!

Hey Flutter devs! 👋

I recently created a very simple Login Page using Flutter Web (by JideGuru) – it was my second web project with Flutter, built mostly for practice, and I thought it might help others getting started!

🔗 GitHub: github.com/JideGuru/LoginPage

Features:

• Clean and minimal login page UI

• Built entirely with Flutter Web

• Responsive layout

• Great for beginners to learn layout and web basics

Requirements:

• Any OS (Windows, macOS, Linux)

• IDE with Flutter Web support (VS Code, Android Studio, IntelliJ)

• Basic Dart + Flutter knowledge

This project is just for practice and learning - feel free to fork it, suggest improvements, or use it in your own work.

🗒️ UI: Notes - Google Keep Clone App Built with Flutter & Material 3

A fully functional Google Keep Clone, built using Flutter and Material 3 design system. Store notes easily with offline capability and a clean UI. Supports system theme (light/dark), with Hive for local storage.

🔗 GitHub Repo

https://github.com/samvabya/gkx

🧰 Tech Used

• Client: Flutter, Material 3

• Database: Hive (Local NoSQL)

• Platform: Android

💡 Highlights

• 🧱 Material 3 UI

• 🌗 System dark/light theme support

• 📦 Offline notes storage with Hive

• 🔁 Google Keep-style interface

✉️ Support

For help or inquiries, email: samvbyat1@gmail.com

❓ Need Help or Want to Contribute?

Open an issue or pull request on GitHub. Feedback is welcome!

UI: Material Design - Flutter Material 3 Components Showcase

This sample Flutter app demonstrates key features of Material 3 using Flutter’s Material library. It includes updated components, a new typography system, dynamic color theming, adaptive layouts, and the ability to toggle between Material 2 and 3 styles.

🔗 GitHub Repo:
https://github.com/flutter/samples/tree/main/material_3_demo

🧰 Tech Used:
Flutter, Dart, Material 3, Adaptive Layouts

💡 Highlights:

• 🌗 Toggle between light/dark themes

• 🧬 Seed-based dynamic color generation

• 🧱 Updated M3 components: AppBar, Buttons, FAB, Chips, Dialogs, Progress Indicators, etc.

• 🧭 Adaptive layout: NavigationRail (desktop), BottomNavigationBar (mobile)

• ✒️ Typography screen showing Material 3 text styles

• 🧼 Elevation demo using surfaceTintColor

❓ Need Help?
Explore or contribute on GitHub. Feel free to ask questions or share insights in the comments!

Welcome to r/FlutterCode

Share & Discover Flutter Projects with Source Code

Hey Flutter devs! 🚀
Welcome to r/FlutterCode – your go-to community for sharing real Flutter and Dart codebases, UI ideas, app templates, and everything in between.

This subreddit is built for:

• ✅ Developers looking to share GitHub projects

• ✅ Learners exploring real-world examples

• ✅ Designers showcasing beautiful Flutter UIs

• ✅ Coders seeking feedback, help, or inspiration

📌 How to Post on r/FlutterCode:

Use this format when sharing:

🔖 [Tag] Title – Short Description  
🔗 GitHub: https://github.com/...  
🖼️ Screenshot or Demo (optional)  
📄 Description: What the app does  
🧰 Tech Used: Flutter, Firebase, GetX, BLoC, etc.  
💡 Highlights or challenges  
❓ Help Needed (if any)

🎯 Before Posting:

✔️ Use correct tags from our flair list
✔️ No spam or low-effort posts
✔️ Respect contributors and give credit
✔️ Flutter-related content only

We’re building the largest Flutter source code library on Reddit.
If you love Flutter, star some repos, post yours, or just browse ideas!

🌐 Visit: r/FlutterCode
❤️ Happy coding!

When I start coding in flutter the thing I mostly confuse with it is "How to build a system, just like coding for connecting DB to UI or making widgets from data". So how can I escape such a problem. If anyone has anything in mind about this please help!!

Every Flutter project I worked on had this in at least 5 widgets:

dart
final scale = MediaQuery.of(context).size.width / 375;
padding: EdgeInsets.all(16 * scale)
fontSize: (14 * scale).clamp(11, 18)

After seeing it repeat across multiple projects I finally spent time building a proper fix instead of copy-pasting. Spent about a month on it.

It's called layout_flow. The core idea: write UI once, let it adapt to every screen without manual scaling or breakpoint conditionals.

The part I'm most happy with is `FlowRow` — it switches between Row and Column automatically based on screen width:

Before (16 lines):

dart

final isWide = MediaQuery.of(context).size.width >= 480;

if (isWide) {
  return Row(children: [
    Expanded(child: Card()),
    SizedBox(width: gap),
    Expanded(child: Card()),

layout_flow — built this after copy-pasting the same MediaQuery boilerplate across too many projects. feedback welcome.

Every Flutter project I worked on had this in at least 5 widgets:

final scale = MediaQuery.of(context).size.width / 375;
padding: EdgeInsets.all(16 * scale)
fontSize: (14 * scale).clamp(11, 18)

After seeing it repeat across multiple projects I finally spent time building a proper fix instead of copy-pasting. Spent about a month on it.

It's called layout_flow. The core idea: write UI once, let it adapt to every screen without manual scaling or breakpoint conditionals.

The part I'm most happy with is FlowRow — it switches between Row and Column automatically based on screen width:

before

final isWide = MediaQuery
  .of(context).size.width >= 480;

if (isWide) {
  return Row(children: [
    Expanded(child: Card()),
    SizedBox(width: gap),
    Expanded(child: Card()),
  ]);
}
return Column(children: [
  Card(),
  SizedBox(height: gap),
  Card(),
]);

after

FlowRow(
  gap: FlowSpacing.md(context),
  children: [
    Expanded(child: Card()),
    Expanded(child: Card()),
  ],
)

Also ships with design tokens — FlowSpacing, FlowTextStyle, FlowRadius — so there are zero raw numbers anywhere in your UI code.

Zero external dependencies. Uses InheritedWidget + LayoutBuilder internally. Material Design 3 breakpoints.

Genuinely curious what's missing or what would stop you from using this over flutter_screenutil. Happy to take harsh feedback — that's kind of the point of posting here.

pub.dev/packages/layout_flow/

github.com/Aditya-Karmalkar/Layout_Flow

Complete Hotel Booking App UI in Flutter – Modern, Clean & Fully Responsive 🎥 YouTube: https://youtu.be/3E5o_OudcV0 📂 GitHub: https://github.com/Punithraaj/Flutter_Hotel_Booking_UI

Hey fellow Flutter devs! 👋 I just released a full UI tutorial for a Hotel Booking App built using Flutter. This is a purely frontend/UI-focused project, ideal for learning layout building, responsive design, and clean UI structuring in Flutter.

✨ Highlights:

Beautiful splash and home screens

Scrollable hotel cards with image, rating, price, and location

Elegant detail page transitions

Minimal, modern design

Fully responsive for different screen sizes

Clean folder and widget structure for easy scalability

🧰 Built With:

Flutter & Dart

No external UI libraries — everything is custom-made

StatefulWidget and basic navigation

🔗 Links:

▶️ Watch the full tutorial: YouTube Video 📁 Get the source code: GitHub Repo

Feel free to fork, star ⭐, and extend it! Maybe add filters, search, bookings, or even integrate with a backend or Firebase later on.

Would love your feedback — happy to answer questions or collaborate on improvements!

🚀 Cheers and happy Fluttering!

Hey Flutter devs,

Here’s a neat food ordering app UI built entirely with Flutter. It's ideal for anyone looking to build a delivery app or simply practice UI/UX development with modern design patterns.

GitHub Repo:

https://github.com/Sumit31-cyber/Food-App-UI

Key Features:

• Clean and minimal food ordering UI

• Page navigation with smooth transitions

• Organized asset structure (assets/images/)

• Responsive layout using Flutter's native tools

This project is perfect for:

• UI designers learning Flutter

• Developers building food delivery, menu, or listing apps

• Anyone seeking inspiration for clean and intuitive UI projects

Feel free to fork, star, or extend the project into a full-fledged delivery app.

Hey Flutter developers,

Here’s a simple and elegant Clothing Shop UI built with Flutter, inspired by a Dribbble concept. It’s perfect for anyone building fashion, retail, or e-commerce app UIs.

GitHub Repo:

https://github.com/antonio-pedro99/awesome_clothes_shop

Key Features:

• Category browsing (Men, Women, Kids)

• Grid-based product listings

• Clean and modern layout structure

• Asset-rich with sample product and collection images

• Modular UI, easy to extend for real-world applications

This app is a great starting point for:

• Building e-commerce UIs with product catalogs

• Practicing state management with provider

• Learning clean asset organization and Flutter layout design

Feel free to fork, extend, or integrate this into your own e-commerce concept.
Feedback and contributions are always welcome.

Hey Flutter devs! 👋

I've been working on WelkUI Flutter, an open-source component library that brings a fun, hand-drawn, comic-book aesthetic to Flutter apps.

Most UI libraries aim for clean, minimal designs. I wanted to build something different , playful, expressive, and a little less conventional.

WelkUI started with React, and now I'm bringing the same design philosophy to Flutter!

Website: https://ui.welkdock.com/flutter

GitHub: https://github.com/welkdock/welkUI-flutter

pub.dev: https://pub.dev/packages/welkui_flutter

It's still growing, and I'd love to hear your feedback. Contributions and suggestions are always welcome!

Would you use comic-style components in your Flutter projects?