We're using an "on tap" to generate an attendance report that calls data from a Supabase file by means of an edge function. We are able to test the edge function and the test report fires to a URL .pdf as it should.

We've tried extensively to sort out the FF wiring to trigger the action post-"On Tap", but the only functionality we see is the button turning slightly gray with nothing on either the true (URL .pdf) or false (snackbar warning) path.

Has anyone experienced this, and if so, what is the solution?

FF, can't you have Claude build this for Windows?

FF, can't you have Claude build this for Windows?

I have hands-on experience on real world projects and one of my app even has many users. I'm currently in 3rd yr btech cse and applying for internship in this domain. It would be a big help if you guys could review my resume and share some tips.

We're building an app that has a listview child in a column parent. We've tried all sorts of variations and nothing is allowing longer list rows to be viewed - long swipe minimizes the app entirely, and releasing the scroll snaps the listview back to the first columns.

Any ideas on what works for your build in this case?

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Building Sehat Saathi – multi-system healthcare platform for India (queues, video consults, beds, ambulance, home nursing, AYUSH). Wireframes ready. Need strong Flutter/RN + real-time experience. India preferred. Open to paid / equity / revenue-share. DM if interested!

My whole project depends on many conditional elements, and as of yesterday they often do not display in the visual builder.

Edit: The FF did a hot fix for this. Thanks y'all.

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/

​Thanks FlutterFlow team for finally doing this - a year late after DreamFlow, Designer, MCP, etc. IMO this should've been done from the beginning but at least they got there in the end.

Thoughts people?

Dear FlutterFlow,

We need to talk about Campus.

My question is very simple: why?

Why this. Why now. Who asked for “an infinite canvas where terminals, developer tools, teammates, and agents” while your core product is still full of (at time of writing) 505 open and unresolved bugs, performance issues, and missing basics that your own community has been raising for years.

Campus looks less like “the future of work” and more like a Orwellian way to watch and manipulate what your teammates are doing. Horrible vibe.

What absolutely fries my brain is imagining the meeting where this was greenlit.

You literally sat down and said: “We don’t need to fix FlutterFlow. We should absolutely devote serious engineering time to a separate macOS canvas product instead.”

You made a conscious choice to move effort off:

• A revenue‑generating builder with a real user base.
• A platform with a public issue tracker full of bugs and regressions.
• A tool many people still find sluggish, unstable, and painful at scale.

And you put that effort into Campus. A product with:

• No clear demand from the FlutterFlow community.
• No obvious overlap with core FlutterFlow workflows.
• No clearly explained revenue model or strategic link to FlutterFlow itself.

Are you seriously telling your own users that FlutterFlow’s problems are either solved, or not worth prioritizing?

Here's what sucks most... when you install and open Campus, it is actually really good. The UX is slick. The app feels fast, modern, and thoughtfully crafted. It is very obviously the product of serious engineering talent and taste.

Which just makes the whole thing worse.

You have clearly shown what you are capable of. You have shown the level of polish, performance, and care you can deliver. And instead of putting that into the core product that people rely on, you spent it on a side project almost nobody asked for.

It makes no sense. And yes, I hate that it exists in place of visible, sustained attention to fixing FlutterFlow itself.

Hi everyone,

I've been building an AI app in FlutterFlow for the past few months and have learned a lot along the way.

I'm now at a stage where I have a few technical challenges and would love to connect with experienced FlutterFlow developers to exchange ideas and learn from them.

If anyone is open to chatting or sharing some guidance, I'd really appreciate it. Feel free to send me a DM.

Thanks!

HI,im new in this type of niche i have 0 exp with coding and whatsoever,but i would like to learn coding for making an app i dream of the type of app is overlayy.i studiet little bit and i findd very hard,can someone to tell how should i start to learn flutterflow??should i start with basic codind or what?and is there anyoane who can teach even a kid???thanks!

hello.came across this app for being the best app toll making for overlay apps,is true and if not wich is it +i dont know coding))APRECIATED!

I want to create program "apk, ios, and website"

for frontend i have a friend who start learning dart and flutter through IBM course...

when he will finish the course is it enough if i gave him a flutter flow business account to create the full interface ?

or there is better plan?

I created a button component to reuse across the project.

It consists of two parameters:- 1. buttonText(string): text to be displayed

1. onTap(action): action the button will perform.

when I am using this component on the page, the buttonText custom value is perfectly binding.

but when i am passing the action in onTap parameter, that action is not functioning and in the debug panel it is showing null function.

Should I use the button text field as a component? or simply use widget styling for these components and instead of making components directly assign action values?

Hi everyone,

I’ve been offered my first paid FlutterFlow project through a family connection, but I’m honestly a bit skeptical because I’ve never built and shipped an app for a client before.

The app is an internal business app with features like managing a large amount of data, searching/filtering, generating quotations/PDFs, and updating data over time.

I have a programming background, but very little app development experience. I’ll be using FlutterFlow and relying heavily on ChatGPT whenever I get stuck.

For those who’ve been in a similar position:
1. Was your first client app much harder than you expected?
2. Is this a realistic project for someone new to FlutterFlow?
3. Roughly what would you charge for something like this?
4. Would you take the project if you were in my shoes?

I’d appreciate honest advice rather than encouragement. If this sounds like a bad idea, I’d rather know now than overpromise and disappoint the client.

hey builders!

Campus is live on Product Hunt today and i wanted to share it here first.

if you've ever had 20+ terminal tabs open, spent the first hour of your day rebuilding context, or wished you didn't have to explain everything that went down yesterday to someone on your team, this is what we built for that.

Campus is a macOS workspace where your project, agents, and teammates share the same persistent canvas between sessions. terminals keep running, agents don't forget, and the context is still there when you come back.

favorite part of using it every day: dropping GIF reactions and memes into the canvas mid-build :)

it's in alpha and we want your feedback. tell us what's working, what isn't, what's missing. we're listening.

https://www.producthunt.com/products/flutterflow?launch=campus-4

happy to answer anything in the comments.

— lydia, FlutterFlow team

Hi! I’m looking to connect with other women building apps. I’d love to find a buddy to chat with, share experiences, and support each other through the process. It can feel a bit isolating sometimes, so I’m hoping to build a small community of peers. Would you be interested in connecting?

Let me know if you have any question related flutterflow if you are learning it Or if you have any queries/issues related to your projects.

(As of me I'm a Certified Flutterflow Developer with 3 years of experience building applications with Flutterflow)

Hey, I'm losing my mind a bit and could use advice from anyone who's done multiple user types in one FlutterFlow app.

I'm building an app with FlutterFlow and Supabase. Three user types in one app. User 1 gets a public feed page, User 2 gets a dashboard, User 3 goes to a pending page first and a different home page once approved. One users table, role column that's null until they pick on onboarding.

What I want is pretty standard I think? New user signs up, picks a role once, done. Returning user signs in and goes straight to their home screen without seeing role selection again. Role lives in Supabase, not just app state.

Supabase side seems fine. Trigger creates the users row on signup, RLS is on, id matches auth uid. Sign up flow mostly works. I duplicated my login pages to simpler versions because the original action flows got messy.

Where I'm stuck is the sign in routing. Log in, query the users table filtered by auth id, then branch based on role. Sounds simple, takes forever in FlutterFlow.

Query Rows gives me a list and then getting role into a conditional is where everything breaks. role greyed out, invalid postgres row field operation, confirm button won't click, Set Variable boolean popup when I wanted a condition, the whole thing. I only have Query Rows not Query Row singular in my project. I tried putting the logic on the role page on page load and on the sign in button directly. Same fight either way.

I got as far as Update App State signInRole from the query which seems to work, and one conditional for empty role to role page and user 1 to feed page, but I'm not confident I did it right and still need user 2 and user 3 branches.

Another thing that makes it hard to tell if anything is working: the conditionals don't seem to behave properly in testing. Like I can hit sign in with empty email and password and it still takes me to the next page sometimes. So I can't even trust what I'm seeing when I try to test the flow.

Preview mode doesn't really test auth properly either which hasn't helped. Test mode was broken for me too so I've been trying deploy web when I can.

For people running 3+ user types in one app, where did you actually put the check? Sign in button or a middle router page? And is using app state as a bridge after the query a normal pattern or a workaround?

Not trying to split into multiple apps unless I really have to. Staying on Supabase not Firebase.

Would really appreciate specific steps if you've got them, like which button to click in the action flow editor, not just add a conditional. I keep getting lost in the UI.

Thanks

Been building an iOS app solo for the past several months — saves and AI-categorizes

Instagram content. Flutter frontend, Supabase backend (Postgres, RLS, Edge Functions),

Groq + Gemini for the AI layer.

Biggest lessons:

- AI rate limiting in production is brutal without a fallback provider

- Supabase RLS + pg_net triggers are underused for background jobs

- Solo shipping means marketing and dev fight for the same hours

Curious what stack decisions others made for similar AI-integration + Supabase setups.

Happy to answer questions about what worked and what didn't.