Overview

Flutter is an open-source mobile application development framework created by Google.  The framework allows you to create an application using the same codebase for various platforms. Flutter applications are written in the Dart programming language and use the same tools and APIs as their native counterparts. CleverTap supports integrating your application with Flutter and making the most of the native iOS and Android platforms.

Before getting started, refer to Flutter Quick Start Guide for more details.

Prerequisites

Ensure you have the following prerequisites to integrate CleverTap Flutter SDK with your app:

CleverTap account
Flutter Integrated Development Environment (IDE) such as VS Code, Emacs
Android Studio IDE
Apple Xcode IDE

Supported Versions

For Android 14, we recommend using the CleverTap Flutter SDK v2.2.0 or higher.
For Android 13, we recommend using the CleverTap Flutter SDK v1.9.1 or below.
The supported Dart SDK version is 2.12.0 or higher but below 3.0.0.
The supported Flutter SDK version is 1.17.0 and higher.

Flutter SDK Versions and Size

Refer to the following table for the Flutter SDK version and the corresponding SDK code size:

SDK	Version	Code Size
Flutter	3.0.0	252 KB

Integrate the Flutter SDK

Refer to our quick start guide to get started with the Flutter integration:

Steps	Procedure
Step 1	Install Flutter SDK
Step 2	Android Integration
Step 3	iOS Integration
Step 4	Web Integration
Step 5	Run your Application
Step 6	Flutter Integration

Flutter SDK Resources

The following table lists all the Flutter SDK resources:

Resources	Description
Sample Application	Provides a sample application to demonstrate the integration of our Flutter SDK.
Advanced Features	Provides all the advanced features related to Flutter SDK.
Go Live Checklist	Provides a list of actions to be performed before you launch your application.
Changelog	Provides details about the most recent updates to our SDKs, including bug fixes, new features, and enhancements.

Additional Reference

Refer to the following for additional Flutter SDK references: