Bring your Flutter repo or a fresh brief. An AI team plans, designs and implements the next version. You review the code and make the call.
Flutter source · GitHub import · In-platform testing
“Add a saved-items screen to my existing Flutter app. Keep the current navigation and design system.”
Import a Flutter project, describe the change and test the result in Quanta.
Import your Flutter project. Keep the structure, navigation and design you already have.
“Add saved lessons. Let people pick up where they left off.”
Try the flow in preview, inspect the changes and review project checks before shipping.
GitHub import supports Flutter applications. Review and test generated changes before release.
Connect GitHub, import a Flutter repository and ask for the next feature. Quanta inspects the project structure and continues with the current code instead of treating each request as a blank slate.
Continue development in the existing project.
Describe the customer, the core flow and the constraints in one prompt. Quanta clarifies the gaps, plans the work and builds a first version with a backend when needed.
A concrete starting point for client review, with source code.
Import mobile Figma frames, review compiled Flutter screens and connect business logic through handwritten wrappers. Reimport the generated design layer without overwriting that logic.
Design implementation with diagnostics and a clear ownership boundary.
Specialist agents handle planning, design and implementation. The iteration owner coordinates changes to your existing project.
Asks what is missing before implementation starts: who the app is for, what matters and what the first version should do.
The workflow adapts to the project. Backend and specialist work run when needed.
Understand the product plan, inspect the code and try the result before asking your AI team for the next change.
Explore Quanta StudioReview the product overview, implementation plan and design direction in one guide that you can copy or download.
Short lessons help learners build a daily habit and see how far they’ve come.
Each iteration draws on what your project already knows, the code it actually contains and the documentation your next change needs.
Quanta extracts durable knowledge from completed builds and keeps your product, design and architecture connected to the code being changed.
Agents can retrieve library documentation and examples through Context7 when a change needs API details or integration guidance.
Agents can read linked pages as structured content to understand your product references.
Image search, your attachments and Figma references give agents visual material to work with.
The lead agent can delegate planning, design or backend tasks as new requirements emerge.
Live activity stays visible in Studio, where you can pause, resume or stop a build and review its completion report.
What engineers and technical leaders built with Quanta.
“We built a mobile approval workflow with requests, comments, attachments and role-based actions. The important part was that Quanta worked with our existing permissions model instead of treating every user the same.”
“We built offline access for saved projects, sync states and conflict handling. It was a good test because the feature had almost no value as static UI — the behavior was the whole point.”
“We added transaction search, merchant categories, date filters and a completely new transaction detail screen. I gave Quanta the existing repo and kept iterating on the module from there.”