Firebase + Flutter

Firebase app development, the Flutter way

We've shipped Flutter apps on Firebase since the FlutterFire plugins were young. These are our working guides — setup, auth, Firestore, push — plus an honest take on when Firebase is the right backend and when it isn't.

Firebase app development means building an app on Google's Firebase backend-as-a-service — authentication, the Firestore database, Cloud Messaging (push), storage, and analytics — instead of writing and hosting your own backend. With Flutter, you connect through the Google-maintained FlutterFire plugins, which bind to the native Firebase SDKs for real offline support and native performance.

It's the fastest path to a production mobile app for most teams — and for relational, cost-sensitive apps, it's worth weighing against Supabase first. The guides below cover both.

Guides

Firebase development guides

Choosing a backend

Firebase, Supabase, or an alternative?

Build on Firebase

Shipping a Flutter app on Firebase?

We build production Flutter apps on Firebase and Supabase, and take over stalled builds. Tell us what you're shipping.

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