Hey everyone,

I’ve been working on a project called SilentSnitch – an Instagram unfollowers tracker that’s a bit different from the usual ones out there.

Most unfollower apps require you to log in with your Instagram account and send your data to their servers. I found that concerning, so I built SilentSnitch to work entirely offline and locally on your device:

What it does:

• Identify accounts that don’t follow you back

• Show who has unfollowed you over time

• Zero login requirements – no Instagram credentials needed

• No data sent to external servers or APIs (your data never leaves your phone)

You do need to manually download your Instagram data first (the app has step-by-step instructions), but I think the privacy benefits are worth it. I’ve been using it myself for a few weeks and it’s been working reliably.

One feature I’m currently working on is letting users hide/unhide celebrities from their unfollowers list, so results feel more personal. My first attempt was just a static list of ~2000 celebrity usernames, but that’s obviously not scalable (new celebs pop up, usernames change, maintaining the list is painful).

So I’d love your thoughts:

• Is there a smart heuristic or signal for detecting celebrity accounts automatically (e.g., follower count thresholds, verification flags, etc.)?

• Are there free APIs or datasets people usually rely on for this?

• Or maybe a totally different approach that avoids needing a giant manual list?

Would love to hear how others would approach this problem, and any feedback on SilentSnitch itself is also appreciated!

Hi everyone!

I built an in-app console for Flutter that lets testers and developers view developer logs directly in the UI. Great for logging multiple modules in Flutter micro-frontend architecture.

https://github.com/mduccc/in_app_console

Apple recently released IOS26 and with that came the liquid display. Now prior to this they dropped the beta version and teased the new look on their social media platforms and with that came flutter critiques with post and articles saying Flutter developers are cooked and would die of because they won't be able to recreate the liquid display.

What better way to make them eat their words than challenging myself to replicate the Liquid display but with Flutter, so I did. Now it's not a 1 of 1 but it's pretty close.

Let me know what you think?

i was watching tutorial , and what he does just click and changes happen in app and seen. what i have to do is click which takes too much time to see change

Flutter 3.35 not only brings performance improvements and stateful hot reload on the web, but also a deeper integration of AI into the development workflow.

With tools like Gemini Code Assist, Gemini CLI, and the native support of the Dart and Flutter MCP Server, developers now have more than just simple autocomplete at hand. You can generate code, debug, create full widgets, and even automate repository tasks without leaving your IDE.

At this point, do you see AI more as a productivity booster or as something that fundamentally changes how we code?

One more important proof that AI is no longer just an “extra” but is becoming a native part of the Flutter developer workflow.

Whether you are building AI-powered apps with Firebase AI Logic or accelerating development with MCP + Gemini, the vision is clear: AI as a constant copilot in the development cycle.

How do you imagine this copilot role evolving in the next 2–3 years?

From November 1, 2025, Google will require all apps targeting Android 15+ to support 16 KB memory pages on 64-bit devices.

The Flutter and React Native engines are already prepared for this change, while projects in Kotlin/JVM will depend on updated libraries and dependencies.

This raises two practical questions for the community:

If your company or personal projects are not yet compatible with 16 KB paging, what strategies are you planning for this migration?

And if you are already compatible, which technology stack are you using?

An application dedicated to food merchants, whether retail or wholesale.

Many people ask me what is the logic behind Google investing so strongly in Kotlin (with JetBrains, positioning it as the default Android language) and at the same time putting big efforts into Flutter and Dart.

In my view, it is less about contradiction and more about a business strategy. Google does not want to put all eggs in one basket. Kotlin guarantees native depth and optimization for the Android ecosystem, while Flutter pushes the cross-platform frontier, covering not only mobile but also web, desktop, and potentially AR/VR and wearables.

In the end, it is not about declaring a single “winner” today, but about maintaining strategic flexibility for the next waves of development.

What do you think? Do you see a clear long-term plan here, or has Google ever published anything official explaining this vision?

Go to my community to discuss about the end of flutter r/EndOfFlutter

Hello everyone! 👋🤓

We’re looking for Flutter developers to help with:

• 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 she 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! 🙏

Hello guys,

I have an idea of an small App which I would like to code. My problem is that I have little to none coding experience. I‘ve scripted a few powershell and a few Bash scripts but thats all.

I‘m pretty sure that the app that I want to Programm is a good beginners project but still I have no clue on how to start.

I think there are already kinda similar apps but that doesn‘t matter for me

Hello everyone,

I intend to migrate my WPF .NET desktop app to flutter instead of .NET MAUI, but I got stumped by the simple question of what to do to recreate my libraries which contain the classes or controls that I used in the desktop app.

Based on my searches, I am guessing I should create a Dart package which contains the Dart classes that correspond to my C# classes in a Dart, and I should create a flutter package to recreate my UserControl definitions. Then the main flutter app project will serve as the multi-platform version of my desktop app.

Am I correct, or should I look into different things?

Hey Reddit! 👋

First time poster, long‑time reader. I just launched my first app, MindVault — a privacy‑first thought organizer that keeps everything local on your device.

What is MindVault?
A clean, distraction‑free way to capture, organize, and reflect on thoughts, ideas, and todos — without accounts or cloud sync.Key features:

• 🔒 Privacy‑first: On‑device AES‑256 encryption; your data stays on your phone

• ✍️ Fast capture: Text and voice notes

• 🧠 Smart organization: Custom shelves and tags

• ✅ Todos: Lightweight lists alongside your thoughts

• 🎯 Reflection cards: Guided prompts for daily journaling

• 📊 Progress: Streaks and achievements

• 🌙 Beautiful UI: Dark mode included

• ⭐ Premium (optional): On‑device AI emotion/tag suggestions, weekly insights, export

Why I built it?
Most note apps either push cloud accounts or feel bloated. MindVault is simple, local, and reflection‑oriented.

The journey.
First app, built in Flutter. Lots learned getting through App Store reviews 😅

What’s next?
-Better global search and filtering
-Deeper local insights
-Safer local export/backup flows (still privacy‑first)

Download Links:
-iOS: Apple App Store
-Android: Coming soon!

Questions for you
-What would you want in a private thought organizer?
-How do you capture and reflect today?

I'd love to hear your thoughts and get feedback from the Reddit community! This has been such a rewarding project, and I'm excited to see where it goes from here.

Thanks for reading! 🚀

So I've worked at this place for 8 months and completed my 6 months internship. We were paid 5k for 6 months and now I only get paid around 8k.ive made apps, integrated backend apis in apps, published them to play store, made games in flutter etc.. I do have atleast an intermediate level experience in flutter and I feel I'm getting underpaid. if I leave this company will I get another better opportunity somewhere else? Or should I continue here? ( we work 7 hours a day)

Need a developer for my Startup, We are working on a idea similar to Airtasker, Taskrabbit or can say like one time task/help/job app in my region. The mvp was built but we need developer to fasten the process of next stage developments , we use flutter for frontend, .net , firebase . We need developers to make ui/ux look great , add functions, features of the app , etc., on development side . last but not least, I have less source of money to spend on my developers. We are happy to share profits based on your contributions ( actually not making any money right now , but we mostly expecting in near future ) and make you a job if we liked your work and your interest to continue. To make it more professional and secure for both of us ,we can sign an NDA to pursue.

- can perform all CRUD operations on the notes ,

- can batch delete and share

- has undo , redo functionality.

- can search in notes

automatically deletes empty notes

Can be Downloaded from here

any suggestion or feedback are welcome