u/First_Cheek_1161

I'm usually running on an iPhone and an Android and a simulator at the same time. flutter run was built for one device, one terminal — so I was re-typing flutter run -d ... --flavor prod constantly, scrolling endless logs, and bouncing to DevTools just to check if memory was creeping up.

So I built a terminal UI for it. The trick I like most: you add one line to your shell config and flutter run itself becomes the dashboard — no new command to learn, and it only kicks in your terminal (your IDE keeps using plain flutter).

Single keystrokes while it runs:

• r / R — hot reload / restart on every device at once
• live FPS, jank, frame timings, memory per device (sparklines)
• n — HTTP inspector in the terminal
• s — screenshot every connected device in parallel
• / filter logs as you type
• b / o — flip light/dark or fake iOS↔Android on the running app

Still early — I'd love to hear what's missing for your workflow and where it breaks.