Early accessStudents

Class projects and your first portfolio.

Describe the project and Flinter builds a working version you can show in class. Then build a portfolio that shows employers what you made.

A drawing of Flinter by our team, with a made-up business. Real screens replace it once early access opens.

How Flinter helps

Turn a class project into something that works.

Most class projects end as slides or a mockup, because building a real app takes skills you are still learning. Flinter builds a working version from your description, and lets you open the code to see how it was made.

  1. 01The problem

    “My project idea is bigger than my coding skills.”

    You know what the app should do, but building sign-in and a database could take the whole term.

    How Flinter solves it

    Describe the app, and Flinter builds a version that works.

    Real screens, sign-in and saved data, so you show the project working in class instead of on slides.

  2. 02The problem

    “I want to learn how it’s built, not only use it.”

    A tool that hides the code doesn’t teach you anything for your next project.

    How Flinter solves it

    Open the code behind every screen.

    See how each part works and change it. Export it to GitHub, so the project stays on your profile after the class ends.

  3. 03The problem

    “I have nothing to show employers yet.”

    Your best work sits in class folders that nobody outside the class will see.

    How Flinter solves it

    Build a portfolio from your projects.

    A page for each project, with photos, what you did and what you learned, on a link you can add to every application.

What you get

What you need for school and after.

Use cases

What people build with it.

Made-up businesses, drawn by our team to show what Flinter makes. Real Flinter builds replace them once early access opens.

How it works

Describe it.
Flinter builds it.

One sentence in, a live project out, in one conversation.

Questions

Good questions,
straight answers.

What people ask before they join. If yours isn’t here, ask the team.

Still wondering?Ask the team anything

No. You describe what you want in plain English. If you are learning to code, open the code and see how Flinter built it.

Yes. Invite your classmates to the same project, and build and change it together.

Yes. Share a link to your project, and anyone with the link can open it.

We’ll share all plans before early access opens, and people on the waitlist hear first.

Flinter is in early access and opens in waves, starting with a small first group. Join the waitlist and we’ll email you the moment your spot opens.

More

More of what Flinter builds.

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