Open a folder. Watch your app run.

The SDK sorts itself out

Opening a Flutter folder triggers a background check for the SDK. If it's missing, the Studio downloads and extracts it silently — no installer windows, no prompts. Dependencies resolve, the app compiles, and a simulator opens the moment the server is live.

Common packages, zero download

The 20 packages nearly every Flutter project needs — provider, http, intl, cupertino_icons — ship pre-seeded and resolve instantly, offline. Anything outside that set falls through to a normal pub get automatically, fetching only what's missing. Your existing Flutter setup for VS Code or Android Studio is never touched.

A real editor, not a viewer

A collapsible file tree and tabbed code editor sit on the left — line numbers, active-line highlighting, dirty-file indicators, and Dart-aware syntax highlighting. Press Ctrl+B to hide it and let the phone canvas take the full screen.

State-preserving, not a page refresh

Ctrl+S writes directly into the running Flutter process, not a browser refresh. Your app's state survives the edit, and the change appears on the phone canvas in under a second.

Errors get a "Fix with AI" button

The Bug Auditor catches exceptions and broken resources as they happen. Click ✨ Fix with AI and your choice of Gemini, OpenAI, or a fully offline Ollama model proposes a fix — shown as a reviewable diff, never written to disk without your say-so.