u/CommunityTechnical99

hey r/flutterflow,

we're doing something called You Ask, We Build.

the idea: you tell us the features you've been wanting forever. we pick the most-requested ones that fit our build scope, ship them in a single week, and announce at least one per day.

our goal: make FlutterFlow better to use every day.

submissions open now: https://flutterflow.io/you-ask-we-build

two weeks to submit. then we ship.

— lydia, FlutterFlow team

hey r/flutterflow,

you can now connect Claude Code and Codex directly to FlutterFlow through plugins that work in the desktop and terminal apps.

setup guides:

Claude Code plugin: https://github.com/FlutterFlow/flutterflow-claude
Codex plugin: https://github.com/FlutterFlow/flutterflow-codex
Desktop app download: https://flutterflow.io/desktop

— lydia, FlutterFlow team

our team often built with 20+ terminal tabs open each. so it was practically a nightmare trying to find the right context, especially since we're a remote team. and we definitely didn't want to schedule another meeting or do another "can you see my screen?" moment.

so we built Campus.

Campus gives every project its own persistent workspace. instead of jumping between apps, everything lives together on one canvas: terminals, browsers, documents, designs, files, AI agents, and your teammates. when you come back tomorrow or someone new joins, the context is already there.

our whole team builds in Campus every day now, and my favorite part is being able to drop GIF reactions and memes into the canvas mid-build :)

it's in alpha and we launched on Product Hunt today. https://www.producthunt.com/products/flutterflow?launch=campus-4

happy to answer any questions!

our team often built with 20+ terminal tabs open each. so it was practically a nightmare trying to find the right context, especially since we're a remote team. and we definitely didn't want to schedule another meeting or do another "can you see my screen?" moment.

so we built Campus.

Campus gives every project its own persistent workspace. instead of jumping between apps, everything lives together on one canvas: terminals, browsers, documents, designs, files, AI agents, and your teammates. when you come back tomorrow or someone new joins, the context is already there.

our whole team builds in Campus every day now, and my favorite part is being able to drop GIF reactions and memes into the canvas mid-build :)

it's in alpha and we launched on Product Hunt today. https://www.producthunt.com/products/flutterflow?launch=campus-4

happy to answer any questions!

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

hey, lydia from the FlutterFlow team here!

FFDC 2026 is happening right now at The Midway in San Francisco. if you're not here in person, you can watch everything live for free.

livestream: https://www.youtube.com/live/2V1UV5kdRpw?si=Ocmh21LgaxiMYUkJ

what's on today:

-product keynote from FlutterFlow's founders

- investor panel with Lisha Li (a16z) and Erik Nordlander (Google Ventures) with a q&a and pitch competition (i'm moderating :))

- talk with three Y Combinator founders

- feature updates and demos

- and a few things we haven't announced yet

if you have questions during the stream or want to talk through anything you see, drop them in the livestream chat / here!

— lydia, FlutterFlow team

hey, it's lydia, growth lead at flutterflow. we're running a pitch competition at FFDC on May 27th in San Francisco. three founders will pitch live in front of investors from Google Ventures and a16z. thousands of builders and operators watching in person and on livestream.

if you've built something with FlutterFlow, FF Designer, or DreamFlow, this is worth applying to. you're getting live feedback from investors who fund real companies, in front of an audience of thousands that actually build things.

deadline is May 15 at 11:59pm PT.

apply here: https://forms.gle/2umhxqDTQDShSQxy7

lydia from flutterflow here!

ff designer just shipped 10 updates.

a few that immediately stood out while testing:

• pinned projects (active stuff stays easy to reach)
• archive (cleaner workspace without deleting anything)
• prompt history in the command palette
• upgraded agent support for multiple elements at once

the agent update especially feels different in practice. a lot less back-and-forth.

6 more updates in the video.

anthropic just partnered with SpaceX + claude code usage limits just doubled + FlutterFlow MCP = time to cookkkkkk

hey y'all, lydia from FlutterFlow here :)

FlutterFlow MCP is live today. you can now connect Claude Code, Gemini CLI, Codex, basically any MCP-compatible client directly into your projects. bring it in, switch it out, your workflow stays yours.

i joined about a month ago and one of the first things i did was go through old threads and feature requests here. the threads about using your own agents in FlutterFlow stood out. it wasn’t just upvotes. people were sharing how they were working around it: "i copy-paste between tabs." "i built a workaround script." "i'm considering switching because of this one thing."

that felt like something we should actually fix.

so this is our first pass at it:

https://pub.dev/packages/flutterflow_cli

if something breaks or doesn't work the way you expected, give us feedback! we'll read it :)

— lydia, FlutterFlow team