Learn how to set up a financial or budgeting app in FlutterFlow in just 9 easy steps! Experience cloud-based Flutter app design at its finest.
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Step 1: Sign Up for FlutterFlow
The first thing you need to do is visit the official FlutterFlow website and sign up for a new account if you don’t have one. FlutterFlow offers a cloud based visual editor for Flutter. You'll be able to design your application here more easily than coding by hand.
Step 2: Create a new FlutterFlow Project
Once you've signed up and logged in, you should be directed to your Dashboard. This is where you'll see all of your projects.
To create a new project:
You will be redirected to your new project's workspace.
Step 3: Define the Structure of Your Financial App
The structure and features of your financial application depend on your personal preferences and the specific financial tasks you want to handle. But there are some common features for financial apps. You can create pages for these common features such as:
To create a page:
Step 4: Design Your Pages
Once you have your pages, you can start designing them by dragging and dropping widgets from the menu to the canvas. Widgets are building blocks of your app's UI. To design a page:
You should determine the specific widgets you need for each page in your app. For instance, for the Transaction Tracking page, you might need List View, Text and Button widgets to display and add transactions.
Step 5: Set Up the Database
Next, set up the Google Firebase database to store and manage your app's data. Wallet transactions, savings, and monthly budgets can be stored here. To do this:
With integration set, click on the "Collections" tab. Here, you can create collections for the different types of data your app will handle.
For example, you may have "Transactions" collection where each transaction has properties like "amount", "category", "date", etc.
Step 6: Connect Pages to the Database
After setting up the database, connect it to the relevant pages in your app. For instance, the Transaction Tracking page should be able to fetch transactions from the database and display them. To do this:
And so on, connect all relevant widgets/pages to the corresponding collections in your database.
Step 7: Add Interactions
Interactions are actions that happen when users do something like clicking a button or swiping. To add an interaction:
Remember to add interactions where necessary in your application.
Step 8: Preview Your App Locally
It's always good to preview your app to see how it behaves. To preview your app:
Monitor your app, identify and fix any issues that arise.
Step 9: Publish Your App
After testing your app and confirming everything works well, the next step is publishing it. To do that:
And that’s it! You have successfully set up a financial or budgeting app in FlutterFlow.
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