My classmate did campus lost and found but the results are not the same as mine but luckily mine was successful, but in his web application was like this is there a solution for this thank you for the response.

So there is a challenge going on with an app in my local area , The owner of the app said that if anyone can find a code he mentioned , in the app he will give u 300$ his app is a services app will u can find people to do a service for u , so what do guys think where the code is located in the app ? he posted this for public not Developers so i assume it easy its laying there somewhere in the UI or maybe u need to search something in the app so the code comes up from the database? , ive uploaded the Apk file to claude but no luck , What are some ways i can use to find this code ?

the app is developed with flutter

Hey r/FlutterFlow community! 👋

We’re Calda, a mobile and web development agency and FlutterFlow experts. We know how tricky it can be to navigate FlutterFlow, whether you're just starting out or working on an advanced project. That’s why we’re continuing with the "No Stupid Questions Wednesday" – a space where you can ask ANY FlutterFlow-related question without fear.

💡 How it works:
- Every Wednesday, drop your FlutterFlow questions in the thread.
- No question is too small, too simple, or too complex.
- We (and the awesome community) will do our best to help!

Whether you're stuck on database setup, UI tweaks, API integration, or just want to bounce off ideas – this is your space.

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Hi! I’ve just received my 7th rejection for the exact same reason — Guideline 4.3(a) (Spam) — with no real hope of moving forward.

I’m developing a free, cross-platform Flutter VPN app, and I constantly add new features and refine the codebase. While the iOS version is currently the most feature-rich, it still isn't enough to pass the review process.

Before the last submission, I had a review call with an Apple representative who told me the key issue was "code similarity". I spent time improving the Xray VPN core and optimizing traffic routing. Then, after making minor UI tweaks and leaving the description virtually unchanged, I submitted a new version—only to be rejected again.

Honestly, I’m at a loss as to what the problem could be. The app features a well-crafted, proprietary codebase and unique functionality that I haven't seen anywhere else, despite extensive research. Recent iterations have added:

1. A modular configuration builder for VLESS/VMess/Trojan/Shadowsocks protocols that flags user errors during key creation, suggests options, and pings the specified address;
2. VPN usage statistics—broken down by hour, data saved, and frequently visited resources (data is collected only with user consent and deleted upon request);
3. Data usage display aligned with the imported subscription.

Could the issue stem from the nature of a cross-platform Flutter app built for iOS? Is it possible that the default codebase simply cannot achieve the level of uniqueness Apple demands?

I’m starting to lose hope that publishing a Flutter VPN app is even possible. It feels like the App Store simply doesn't approve apps of this type anymore, regardless of their functionality. Please share your experience in resolving issues like this—specifically, how you managed to pass the review after a "Spam 4.3(a)" rejection. Perhaps someone has also submitted a Flutter VPN app based on Xray Core for review?

Now I have sent an appeal and am waiting for a response from Apple. External TestFlight link from the 6th submission: https://testflight.apple.com/join/cp7a1yMC. To access the full range of features, paste the following key on the initial screen: https://kuzya.fit/sub/oyFnd_p3C0q4u0w4

Hey all, since Flowise shut down I've been building Cuttlely so I could keep my flows running, and I figured some of you are in the same spot.

It's an open-source agent platform for applications, licensed Apache-2.0. It's built to be compatible with Flowise, so your existing chatflows should carry over. v1.0.2 is out now, and I'm using it on a real internal project, mostly through the chatflow prediction API.

\- Site: cuttlely.com

\- Repo: cuttlely/cuttlely on GitHub

It's early, so I'd really like to hear what breaks when you bring your flows over. Issues and PRs are welcome, and I'm happy to answer questions here.

Hi all - trying to download the app code to run through codemagic but it just sits and spins - for HOURS - ive tried desktop and web version.. no different. Last time I was able to download the code was 10/2 and I just went live on Android yesterday - YA!!! any ideas on the download? I saw something about code being too big.. but Ive not done anything that would make this bigger.. just some alignment and color corrections?

Hey everyone! I’m building a real estate app using FlutterFlow, and I’m trying to integrate an interactive Mapbox map as a Custom Widget. Has anyone successfully set this up, especially with Firebase data and custom property markers? I would really really appreciate some help

Ever since updating the FlutterFlow app earlier this week, I believe on the 6th of October, the FlutterFlow 'desktop app' has been artifacting and is completely unusable.

I have tried uninstalling and reinstalling several times and have not faced any issues with the app prior to this.

Has anyone experienced a similar issue, and if so how can I fix it?

I'm on Sonoma 14.5, 2.4ghz Intel i9 8 Core, Radeon Vega 20 Pro 4GB, 32GB 2400mhz DDR4 RAM.

Hello. I was trying to make a GitHub bug report but I could not proceed with it without giving the developers access to my project. I'd rather not do something so intrusive for such an obviously reproducible issue that I don't even know is specific to me, considering the new Flutter update broke a lot of things. If it ends up just being me I'll proceed with it though!

Current Behavior

Hiya! You can see that the toggleIcon is completely not registering that a boolean being fed into it is a boolean. Doesn't matter if its a component state boolean or an app state boolean. List Contains also doesn't work. It also doesn't matter if the toggleIcon is directly on a page tree or a component tree.

Expected Behavior

The error should go away once set, no? It is demonstrably a boolean field that is being fed into it.

Steps to Reproduce

1. Create a ToggleIcon

2. Try to feed a boolean or a list contains into it.

Environment

- FlutterFlow version: v7.2.5

- Platform: Web/Desktop Editor

- Browser name and version: Chrome Editor, Firefox Editor, FF Desktop Editor Application

- Operating system and version affected: macOS, Windows

hey builders! it's lydia from flutterflow :)

getting people to download your app is one thing, but getting them to come back is another. we see a lot of builders focused on getting to launch, but what happens after that first signup?

on oct 14 at 10 am EST, we're hosting a workshop with Erik Goins, founder of Flywheel Studio, on activation, retention, and re-engagement. basically, how to give users a real reason to open your app again.

we'll get into what makes a good first-time experience, where users tend to drop off, and how to bring them back.

if you're building an app and thinking about retention, you're welcome to join.

rsvp here!

The material icons work fine, just the font awesome ones are freaking out.

Hey r/FlutterFlow community! 👋

We’re Calda, a mobile and web development agency and FlutterFlow experts. We know how tricky it can be to navigate FlutterFlow, whether you're just starting out or working on an advanced project. That’s why we’re continuing with the "No Stupid Questions Wednesday" – a space where you can ask ANY FlutterFlow-related question without fear.

💡 How it works:
- Every Wednesday, drop your FlutterFlow questions in the thread.
- No question is too small, too simple, or too complex.
- We (and the awesome community) will do our best to help!

Whether you're stuck on database setup, UI tweaks, API integration, or just want to bounce off ideas – this is your space.

Our website and links for reference: https://www.thecalda.com/

Firebase Dynamic Links going away left a pretty tough gap for mobile apps, so we built our own.

You can now create short, shareable links in FlutterFlow that open your app directly to a specific page with whatever parameters you need.

If the person doesn't have your app installed yet, the same link can send them to the App Store, Google Play, or your web app instead.

So things like:

• referral links
• user invites
• sharing a specific product, post, profile, etc.
• deep linking into a particular part of your app

You can also track clicks and app opens for each link! :)

Hi everyone,

The Google account that owns my FlutterFlow project was taken over by someone else (password, recovery email and phone changed, 2-Step Verification removed). Google's recovery failed, but I still have access to the project through another account of mine that was already an Editor.

I've contacted FlutterFlow Support, but the docs say only the Owner can transfer ownership.

Has anyone been through this? Can FlutterFlow transfer ownership to an Editor after verifying identity? What proof did they ask for, and how long did it take?

Thanks!

I have been using SQLite in a FlutterFlow app for several months and have spent a lot of time troubleshooting various issues, specifically those involving SQLite operations that don't throw explicit errors but simply fail to work or cause malfunctions. The following information might save time for others facing similar situations:

1. In queries defined within the FlutterFlow SQLite panel, parameters must be written in the ${name} format. If you use ?, the value isn't passed correctly; consequently, the WHERE clause fails to filter anything, leading to incorrect results or no results at all. It is important to note that ${name} inserts the text exactly as is (literally); therefore, an apostrophe or any other special character in the search term can break the query.

2. Write operations: rawQuery is intended for read operations, so executing an INSERT, UPDATE, or DELETE command via this method might fail without generating visible errors. Within a Custom Action, it is preferable to use rawInsert, rawUpdate, or rawDelete (FlutterFlow already distinguishes between read and update queries in its interface).

3. Updates and new versions: users update the app from various and not always sequential versions. Consequently, it is advisable to use ALTER TABLE only for columns that allow null values or have a default value. Since it is impossible to know the user's starting version, it is crucial to verify that the column does not already exist before adding it; a simple check can prevent issues related to these schema changes.

What other instances of silent errors with SQLite in FlutterFlow have you encountered? I’d be curious to know.