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“I want a real mobile app without coding”

Non-developers whose idea requires a real iPhone and Android application, not just a website. If your project lives in your users' pockets, you need mobile.

Recommended agent: FlutterFlow

💰 About $0 to $70/month (free plan for prototyping). Level: Intermediate 🌍 United States Permanent free plan (prototyping)

FlutterFlow (flutterflow.io): describe your application in plain language, its AI generates the screens and logic; you adjust visually, then publish to the App Store and Google Play.

How it works

Trigger: You describe your mobile application — generates the screens and logic, then lets you adjust them, and you get an iOS and Android prototype ready to test.

Step-by-step setup

Create a FlutterFlow account.
Describe your app (“booking app for my hair salon”).
The AI generates the screens: customize colors, text, and navigation.
Connect the database, test on your phone, then publish.

⚠️ Guardrails: Allow for Apple and Google review times: publishing takes time. Don't collect any sensitive data before having the security checked by someone competent.

🔧 Technical details

Installation: hybrid — hosted builder accessible by browser, desktop application (preview) for editing and Local Run, plus a “flutterflow” CLI with MCP server to work on the code locally.
Prerequisites: Account created via Apple, Google, or GitHub; Chrome browser recommended and a screen of at least 1280×1024; desktop application: macOS 13+ recommended (10.13+ accepted), Windows 10+ recommended. Local Run via the desktop application (managed Flutter SDK); testing on iOS requires a Mac with Xcode and CocoaPods, Android is configurable on Windows, Mac, or Linux.
Hardware: non_applicable
Self-hosting: partial — the platform remains hosted, but the generated Flutter/Dart code exports freely (GitHub repository, code or APK download, opening in VS Code) and hosts wherever the user wants.
License: platform and exported-code license not settled in the official sources consulted; only the official flutterflow_cli package (pub.dev) is documented, under Business Source License 1.1 (change license: Apache 2.0).
API & integrations: API: Not documented (no public platform API is documented in the pages consulted; the documented API calls are those that generated applications consume.) · SDK: Not documented · CLI: yes — FlutterFlow CLI to download and work on the project code; it embeds the MCP server (“flutterflow ai init” registers it with detected agents). · Webhooks: Not documented · MCP: yes — MCP server shipped in the CLI, and official plugins for Claude Code and Codex; the desktop app's AI Agent panel uses the user's account (Claude, Codex, Antigravity, or Gemini).
Models: For generated applications: AI agents (chat, image, video, speech synthesis and recognition) via OpenAI, Google, Anthropic, and ElevenLabs, with the user's provider API key; Vertex AI accessible via firebase_vertexai. Local models: non_documente.
Data: Per the official terms, personal information may be transferred to and processed in the United States; FlutterFlow states it does not sell or rent personal data and deletes it on request. In generated applications, AI agents call providers with the user's API key (a Firebase Blaze plan is required for the OpenAI and Anthropic relay Cloud Functions). Training and retention on FlutterFlow's own AI side: non_documente.
Documented limits: Free plan: 5 AI generation requests and 2 API calls per project (official blog); paid plans: 50 to 500 AI generation requests per month. GitHub connection, code and APK download, Local Run on device, Test Pilot, CLI, and MCP are reserved for paid plans.
Operations: Built-in branching and versioning, snapshots/backups depending on plan, AI generation history, and Project Issues panel (errors and warnings). FlutterFlow workspace SSO and RBAC: non_documente (authentication of generated applications is handled by Firebase or Supabase).

Official sources: docs.flutterflow.io · docs.flutterflow.io · docs.flutterflow.io · docs.flutterflow.io · www.flutterflow.io · docs.Flutterflow.io — verified on November 1, 2026.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does FlutterFlow cost?

About $0 to $70/month (free plan for prototyping). Permanent free plan (prototyping).

Is FlutterFlow free?

Yes. Permanent free plan (prototyping).

Is FlutterFlow hard to get started with?

Level: Moderate. Setup takes 4 steps; the first one: Create a FlutterFlow account.

What limits and guardrails should you know about with FlutterFlow?

Allow for Apple and Google review times: publishing takes a while. Don't collect any sensitive data before having the security checked by someone competent.