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GetWidget is an open-source Flutter UI Kit with 1,000+ production-ready widgets. Drop-in buttons, cards, carousels, forms, avatars, accordions, and more — every component is documented, themable, and built to ship in real apps. Maintained since 2017 by the team at getwidget.dev, a Flutter app development company shipping production AI-native Flutter apps.

Maintained · v7.0.1 (May 2026) · 23,000 monthly downloads on pub.dev · 4,800+ GitHub stars · used in production by teams across 10+ industries.

Why GetWidget
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Why GetWidget

Faster than rolling your own. 1,000+ widgets covering the patterns every app needs (buttons, lists, cards, carousels, forms, modals, navigation), all themable from a single design-token surface.
Consistent design language. Every widget follows the same prop conventions and theming model, so screens look intentional, not stitched together.
Production-tested, actively maintained. Used by 23,000+ developers monthly on pub.dev since 2017. Releases follow Flutter's stable channel.
Pairs with Material and Cupertino. GetWidget is additive — you can mix GF* widgets with Material/Cupertino widgets in the same screen.

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Quick start

Read the Getting started page
Forum Support and discussion

Features

we have launched the library with the following components :

GETWIDGET WIDGET COLLECTION

Demo

Play Store

Contributing

GetWidget is 100% free and open source. We welcome contributions from the community.

Pick up any issue marked with "good first issue"
Fix a bug
Write and improve some documentation. Documentation is very critical to us. We would appreciate help in adding multiple languages to our docs.
If you are a developer, feel free to check out the source and submit pull requests.
Read CONTRIBUTING.MD for the full PR workflow.
Star the repo and follow along for updates.

Flutter Getwidget Documentation

Installation Guide

Resources

Learn more about Flutter development with the GetWidget team:

Pillar guides

Flutter app development company — services, process, pricing
Hire Flutter developers — vetted senior Flutter staff-aug, $18-60/hr tiers, 48-hour developer match, 30-day replacement guarantee
Claude development services — Claude API + Claude Code engineering
AI development services — eval-first AI builds
AI agent development — agent orchestration, tool use, reliability evals
AI chatbot development — RAG-backed chat with eval gates

Reading list

Open-source AI tooling

The same team also publishes open-source AI infrastructure:

paiteq/ai-eval-harness — Ragas + promptfoo eval harness for RAG and agent systems. MIT-licensed. The harness we use internally to score Claude, OpenAI, and open-source model selection on real client corpora.
Benchmarks — quarterly dated benchmarks on RAG retrieval and agent reliability, published at getwidget.dev/benchmarks.
Datasets — public eval corpora on huggingface.co/paiteq-ai.

Built by

GetWidget is maintained by the team behind:

GetWidget — Flutter + AI engineering, founded 2017, Dallas + Bengaluru
HireFlutterDev — hire dedicated Flutter developers — vetted senior Flutter developers, AI-augmented delivery, India-based, 48-hour match
Paiteq — AI engineering practice (Claude, OpenAI, open-source), eval-first

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FAQ

Is GetWidget actively maintained?

Yes. GetWidget has been published continuously since 2017, currently on v7.0.1 (May 2026). Releases track Flutter's stable channel, and the package is downloaded by 23,000+ developers each month on pub.dev. Issues and pull requests are reviewed on the GitHub repo.

How does GetWidget compare to Flutter's built-in Material and Cupertino widgets?

GetWidget is additive, not a replacement. Material and Cupertino give you primitives. GetWidget gives you 1,000+ pre-composed, themable widgets (e.g. GFCard, GFCarousel, GFAccordion, GFAvatar, GFRating) that bundle layout, state, and styling in one widget — so you spend less time wiring up common patterns. You can mix GetWidget widgets with Material/Cupertino in the same screen.

Can I use GetWidget in commercial apps?

Yes. GetWidget is released under the MIT License — free for both personal and commercial use, including closed-source apps. No attribution is required in your app's UI, though a credit link back to the project is always appreciated.

Which Flutter SDK versions does GetWidget support?

GetWidget targets the Flutter stable channel and supports Dart SDK >=2.12.0 <4.0.0 (null-safety). v7.0.0+ is tested against Flutter 3.35.0 and newer.

Who builds GetWidget?

GetWidget is maintained by the engineering team at getwidget.dev, an AI-native Flutter development studio founded in 2017 (Dallas + Bengaluru). The kit is the same set of widgets we use to ship production Flutter apps for our own clients across healthcare, fintech, e-commerce, legal, and other regulated verticals.

Where do I get help?

Documentation: docs.getwidget.dev
Issues and feature requests: GitHub issues
Community forum: forum.getwidget.dev
Commercial support / custom Flutter engineering: getwidget.dev

Copyright-and-license

Contributors

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