FlutterFlow’s visual builder is now FlutterFlow Studio. Everything you’ve built is right where you left it. What’s changing
Every release, newest first, with its full notes.
Open the widget tree while your app runs in Test Mode, watch the AI Agent tick off its plan as it works, and keep the agent on the branch that you have open. Generated apps move to current Firebase SDKs, and support for the retired Firebase Dynamic Links service is removed.
Read the release notes: Widget Tree, AI Agent Plans & Firebase SDKs
Preview pages on the latest phones and foldables, review Swagger and OpenAPI changes endpoint by endpoint before you import them, and send images to the AI Agent. This release also fixes how Dynamic Links open on iOS, in in-app browsers, and in social apps.
Read the release notes: Device Previews, Swagger Import & AI Agent Images
FlutterFlow 7.2 moves your projects to Flutter 3.47.1 and replaces Firebase Dynamic Links with FlutterFlow Dynamic Links. Test Mode gets a Logs panel that can send layout overflows to the AI Agent, and built-in widgets get an Additional Flutter Properties section.
Read the release notes: Flutter 3.47, Dynamic Links & Test Mode Logs
The rebuilt Storyboard runs on an infinite canvas and shows which widget triggers each navigation. RevenueCat adds paywall, customer, and subscription actions, and Search can find and replace variables, colors, and fonts.
Read the release notes: New Storyboard, RevenueCat & Find and Replace
This release brings new ways to navigate your project, handle errors, and build more flexible app experiences. Find what you need with Project Search, manage errors with Try / Catch / Finally, and add date-range selection with the Modern Calendar, alongside improvements to queries, scrolling, and the AI Agent.
Read the release notes: Project Search, Try / Catch & Modern Calendar
Supabase and Postgres gain an Upsert Row action, Supabase RPC calls you can run straight from action flows with typed results, and a Postgres-backed Search (Full-Text) query filter. Plus fixes for case-sensitive collaborator invites, iOS phone sign-in with reCAPTCHA Enterprise, and the code editor's handling of Windows line endings.
Read the release notes: Supabase Upsert, RPC Calls & Full-Text Search
Use Claude Code or Codex directly inside FlutterFlow Desktop, or connect either agent through new plugins for desktop and terminal workflows. This release also adds app-wide text selection, Builder canvas screenshots for connected agents, and customizable PinCode entry animations.
Read the release notes: Native AI Agent & Claude Code and Codex PluginsFlutterFlow 7.0 is here, focused on building faster and building better. Connect your own agent and model over MCP with Live Sessions, ship AI-powered QA with Test Pilot, and go from nothing to a working prototype in under a minute.
Read the release notes: FlutterFlow 7.0This release brings two big upgrades to how you build with AI. GenUI introduces a new kind of app experience, instead of hard-coding every screen and flow, you define components and action blocks, and an AI agent composes them into real, interactive UI in response to what users actually ask for.
Read the release notes: GenUI & Page/Component Gen UpdatesWe've launched FlutterFlow MCP, a new way to build and edit FlutterFlow apps using the AI coding agent you already use.
Read the release notes: FlutterFlow MCPThis release introduces Supabase OAuth integration for streamlined setup, custom shader uploads for ShaderFill and ShadeWrapper widgets, and a new AspectRatio widget with preset and custom ratio support. Improvements include radial gradient and chart conversion from Designer, higher-quality PDF previews, dynamic-height radio buttons, and offline Local Run support.
Read the release notes: Child Slots, Supabase, Shaders & New Aspect Ratio Widget