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 + Pushfire SDK
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 + Pushfire SDK
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.