Flutter + PushFire
Flutter is one of the most popular frameworks for building cross-platform applications from a single codebase. Its flexibility makes it a perfect choice for integrating libraries like PushFire, which add features such as notifications, audience segmentation, and automated marketing workflows directly into your app.
This guide provides a high-level overview of how to use PushFire with Flutter and FlutterFlow, and how to take advantage of its integrations to:
- Manage subscribers: identify users, update their profiles, and handle session logouts.
- Organize audiences with tags: add, update, or remove tags for precise segmentation.
- Trigger automated workflows: launch personalized marketing journeys directly from your app.
Next Steps
Continue learning with these related guides:
- FlutterFlow + PushFire Library
Learn how to use the pre-built custom actions to manage subscribers, tags, and workflows without extra coding. - Dreamflow + PushFire SDK
A step-by-step guide to integrating the PushFire SDK into a Flutter app using an AI coding assistant, with copy-paste prompts for non-technical users. - FlutterFlow + PushFire SDK
Walkthrough for integrating the official PushFire SDK into FlutterFlow projects, from installation to initializing the service on app launch.
Related Guides
Continue learning with these related guides
Dreamflow
This guide provides a step-by-step method for integrating the PushFire SDK into a Flutter application using an AI coding assistant like Dreamflow. It's designed for non-technical users by providing simple, copy-paste prompts to handle everything from initial setup and creating a centralized service to managing user notifications, tags, and workflows.
Flutterflow
This document provides a step-by-step guide on how to integrate the PushFire SDK into a FlutterFlow project using the official PushFire-Lib. The process involves four key steps: adding the library to the project, configuring it with a unique API key, adding the pushfire_sdk package to the pubspec dependencies, and initializing the SDK on app launch using the provided pushfireInitialize custom action.