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...An inbox holds ideas for later, while experiments let you track a routine using time you've already recorded. It works offline without an account, with data stored on your device. Optional cross-device sync uses your own Supabase project and requires setup. Built with Flutter and SQLite, and released under the MIT license. No subscriptions or paid feature tiers.

Flutter Music Player is an open-source Flutter application that implements a material-design-centric music player capable of playing local audio files on Android (with iOS support planned or community-driven), making it a practical starting point for building media apps in Dart/Flutter. The project includes code that handles core music playback features such as playing, pausing, stopping, seeking within tracks, and basic playback controls, all wrapped in a visually appealing UI consistent...

Google I/O 2021 Photo Booth built with Flutter and Firebase. A Photo Booth built with Flutter and Firebase for Google I/O 2021. We (the folks at Very Good Ventures) teamed up with Google to bring an interactive experience to this year’s Google I/O: a photo booth! You can take pictures with well-known Google mascots: Flutter’s Dash, Android Jetpack, Chrome’s Dino, and Firebase’s Sparky, and decorate photos with stickers, including party hats, pizza, funky glasses, and more. Finally, you can...

FlutterExampleApps is a curated repository of Flutter application source code and demos intended to help developers learn Flutter development through real-world examples and practical implementations of common app patterns. Instead of being a single app, it consists of dozens of example projects including clones of popular apps, utility apps, interactive UIs, and Flutter integrations with plugins and device features, covering topics from basic widgets to Firebase integration and responsive...

Super Useful Flutter Layouts is an educational Flutter application that demonstrates how commonly used interface layouts work in practical examples. Developers can run the project on a device or simulator and inspect the accompanying source code. The application itself is assembled from the same layout techniques that it teaches. Examples include rows, columns, stacks, expanded widgets, padding, scrolling lists, and page views. More advanced demonstrations cover slivers, nested lists, and...