FlutterFlow Marketplace Portfolio

My FlutterFlow Marketplace portfolio is a collection of eight templates and 40+ custom Flutter widgets — shipped to extend the no-code platform with functionality it doesn't offer natively. All eight items are publicly listed as of October 1, 2026; two are paid and six are free. Every template is written in Flutter and Dart, submitted through the official FlutterFlow marketplace pipeline, and maintained across the platform's API updates.

FlutterFlow is a powerful no-code platform for building Flutter apps, but it has intentional limitations. The native widget library covers the basics but stops well short of what modern apps need. Teams using FlutterFlow regularly hit walls — "there's no PDF renderer," "there's no proper data grid," "there's no before-and-after image slider." The traditional fix is to drop out of FlutterFlow into raw Flutter for those pieces, which defeats the point of the platform.

The marketplace exists for exactly that reason. I started building into that gap in May 2025 with three templates — Dream Home, Schedule, and PDF Viewer — and expanded in April 2026 with five more thematically-coherent bundles.

Choosing what to build. The marketplace already has a long tail of templates. Building something that doesn't overlap with existing listings — but also solves a real need — requires actual selection discipline. Not every gap is worth filling.

Building to FlutterFlow's submission pipeline. Every template has to ship with instructions, reference docs, marketplace images, iOS screenshots, a cover image, a thumbnail, and widget code that works within FlutterFlow's cloud build. Pub package constraints are real — some packages that work in plain Flutter break inside FlutterFlow's build system.

Full-app templates versus widget bundles. Some buyers want a single widget they can drop into an existing project (a chart, a QR code generator, a story view). Other buyers want a complete starting template (a real estate app, a scheduling app). These are different products and need different architectures.

Building credibility on a marketplace without reviews. New templates have no social proof. A first sale is much harder to win than a tenth sale.

Thematic coherence on the second batch. After the first three templates hit the marketplace, it became clear that buyers don't shop one widget at a time — they tend to need a small cluster at once. "I need a chart and also a chip input" happens together. "I need a rich text editor and also markdown rendering" happens together. The second batch had to be designed around that pattern.

PDF Viewer as a free template. The free PDF viewer (live since May 2025) shows 1.8K downloads (about 1,800) and four positive reviews on the Marketplace, checked October 1, 2026. That volume established credibility and gave paid templates a place to point back to. Free-then-paid is a deliberate marketplace strategy, not an accident.

Dream Home — full-app real-estate template. Multi-page listing browser, property detail screens, favorites, search filters, scaffold-ready for any backend. Priced at $75. The public Marketplace label is “10+ sales”, checked October 1, 2026; it does not disclose the exact count.

Schedule — full-app calendar and appointments template. Multi-view calendar, event CRUD, appointment management. Priced at $50. Listed as Advanced Calendar Template: Tasks & Google Events, with a public “10+ sales” label as of October 1, 2026.

Second batch built around thematic clusters. Five templates submitted in one batch in April 2026:

• Content Creator Toolkit — five widgets for blog, notes, CMS, and education apps: Quill rich text editor (Delta JSON output), drawing canvas, markdown renderer, HTML renderer, Fleather editor with PDF export.
• Advanced Data Display — five widgets for data-heavy apps: data grid, AZ list view, infinite scroll list, delivery timeline, link preview.
• Smart Utilities — five interactive utility widgets: circular slider, countdown timer, audio player, QR code generator, flip countdown.
• Charts & Data Viz — 14 chart widgets plus 5 chip/input widgets. Line, column, pie, bubble, scatter, waterfall, radial bar, fast line, plus stacked-area, stacked-bar, stacked-column, stacked-line, and their 100%-normalized variants. Industry-comparable breadth to dedicated chart libraries.
• Media & Image Widgets — eight visual widgets: before/after comparison, custom text, custom YouTube player, noodle image viewer, interactive pic viewer (pan/zoom), Instagram-style story view, video player screen, wave image.

Full submission pipeline ownership. Every template shipped with its instructions, marketplace imagery, iOS screenshots, cover, thumbnail, and tested widget code. No deferred polish — each submission ready-to-list on first review.

All eight items are live on the official FlutterFlow Marketplace as of October 1, 2026: Dream Home ($75, public label “10+ sales”), Schedule / Advanced Calendar ($50, public label “10+ sales”), and PDF Viewer (free, public label “1.8K” downloads and 4 positive reviews). The five bundles submitted in April 2026 are also publicly listed — Content Creator Toolkit, Advanced Data Display, Smart Utilities, Charts & Data Viz, and Media & Image Widgets. 40+ unique custom widgets across the portfolio.

All eight templates are solo-authored. No collaborators, no commissioned work.

Source: FlutterFlow creator profile, checked October 1, 2026. Paid sales are shown as bands and free downloads are rounded, so these labels are not exact counts.

The FlutterFlow Marketplace rewards patient portfolio-building. Free lead-generation template, paid full-app anchors, thematic widget bundles. Three live, five incoming. 40+ widgets filling real no-code gaps. Worldwide distribution, solo authorship, ongoing maintenance as the platform evolves.