Flutwell | Flutter Web To App Builder With Laravel Admin Panel

Flutwell WebToApp is a cross-platform Flutter application (iOS & Android) that turns a website into a native app whose behaviour is a JSON document rather than a build. The navigation, theme, splash, onboarding, link routing, native capabilities, sign-in, paywall, notifications and every word the app says come from a configuration you edit in the included Laravel admin panel and publish. Installed copies pick a change up on their next start.

Shipping a new build is reserved for the handful of things Android and iOS read at install time — the package name, the launcher icon, the permissions, the signing key. Everything else is a publish, not a release.

AI Usage Disclosure

This item includes AI-powered features. Both are optional, both are switched off until you supply your own provider key, and the rest of the product works fully without them. To enable either one you must create your own account with an AI provider and supply your own API key; the key is stored on your server and is never shipped inside the app. No AI provider account, credit or usage allowance is included in this purchase.

• AI site assistant (runs in the app): an in-app chatbot that answers a visitor’s questions from the pages of your own website, replying in the visitor’s own language, with tappable links to the pages it used. Answers are generated by a third-party AI model: they are approximate, may be incomplete or incorrect, and should not be relied upon as professional advice. Asked something your site does not cover, it says so by default.
• AI website-to-app builder (runs in the admin panel): reads a website you give it and proposes a starting configuration — theme, tabs, drawer, URL rules and copy. Every field it returns is checked against what was actually crawled, and anything unverifiable is dropped with a reason shown to you. Nothing it proposes reaches a handset until a person reviews it and presses publish.

Providers: you choose one of six — Google Gemini (the default), OpenAI, Anthropic, Groq, Mistral, or a self-hosted Ollama. Requests are sent from your own server to the provider you select, under that provider’s own terms and pricing.