Libraries, products, and side projects. Some live on the FlutterFlow Marketplace. Some on their own. All built on the patterns we use for client work.
Linqly is built for developers who want a simple, reliable, and affordable way to handle deep linking and dynamic linking - without the complexity of Firebase or the high costs of Branch.io Linqly can be used for dynamic linking and deep linking for Flutter and Flutterflow projects. It offers reliable links at affordable cost and without needing SDKs or config. You can even use it for your existing apps in a few minutes.
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Our in-app review library triggers the native in-app review dialog on any custom action that can be bound to any button within your Flutterflowapp. If the OS won’t show it due to any quote or conditions, the library auto-opens your App Store / Play Store page. If you use the libarary on your web app, it opens any URL you provide which can be used to collect review on platforms like Trustpilot etc.
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Aumadi Speech to Text gives you a ready widget that records audio, shows a live soundbar, and posts the recording to the OpenAI transcription endpoint. It returns plain text so you can fill fields, notes, chat inputs, or commands.
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This library automatically detects real internet access (not just Wi-Fi/cellular) and reacts in real time. You can use it to optionally show snackbars when the user goes offline/online. We have an app-wide listerber that offers live reachability updates. The library works for your Flutterflow apps on all three platforms i.e. android, iOS and web. All you need is on custom action to initialize in few minutes.
ViewLabs started because we kept hitting the same gaps in FlutterFlow during client work. Deep linking needed Firebase or Branch. Speech-to-text needed custom backend setup. In-app reviews and internet detection were missing entirely. We built the tools we needed, then released them.
Some Labs items are free. Some are paid. Some become standalone products like Linqly. All are built on the same patterns we use for client work. The point is: if you hire Aumadi, you’re hiring the team that builds tools the FlutterFlow community uses.
