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FlockUI is Open for Contributors — Let's Build the Flutte...
Sonu Hansda · 2026-05-31 · via DEV Community

If you've built Flutter apps, you know the drill.

Every new project starts the same way — you open a blank main.dart, and within the first hour you're rebuilding the same button, the same toast notification, the same bottom sheet you built in your last project. From scratch. Again.

I got tired of it.

Flock UI Logo

So I built FlockUI — an open-source Flutter UI component library built on one simple idea: copy the code, paste it into your app, and ship. No packages to install. No version conflicts. No dependency hell. Just clean, production-ready Flutter widgets you own completely.


What Makes FlockUI Different?

There are Flutter UI libraries out there. I know. But most of them work the same way — you add a package, you wrap your widget, and now your entire UI depends on someone else's release cycle.

FlockUI doesn't work like that.

Every component on FlockUI is built by the open source community — Flutter developers who have been shipping real applications for years. So you don't have to think twice. These aren't experimental widgets cooked up in isolation — they're tried and tested patterns that developers have already used in production. And because the code lands directly in your codebase, you can read it, modify it, break it, and fix it. It's yours completely.

Here's what we're working with right now:

  • Buttons
  • Navigation
  • Toasts
  • Avatars
  • 🔨 More components shipping every week

The website is live at flockui.com — every component has a live Flutter web preview so you see exactly what you're copying before you copy it.


Why I'm Writing This Post

FlockUI has a solid foundation. The architecture is clean, the contribution workflow is straightforward, and the docs are detailed enough that you can go from zero to your first merged PR in an afternoon.

But here's the truth — a component library is only as good as the number of components in it. And I can't build all of them alone.

I'm looking for Flutter developers and open source enthusiasts who want to:

  • Build components that thousands of Flutter developers will use
  • Improve documentation and make the library more accessible
  • Fix bugs and improve existing components
  • Suggest ideas for components the community actually needs

This is your chance to be a founding contributor — the people whose names are on the components that shape how this library grows.


Ready to Contribute?

It's simpler than you think — the full contribution guide covers everything from project setup to opening your first PR.

👉 Read the Contribution Guide

Not sure where to start? Browse the open issues, pick one tagged good first issue, and comment to claim it before you start.

👉 Browse Good First Issues


Let's Build This Together

The Flutter ecosystem deserves a component library that respects developer autonomy — one where you own your UI, not a package.

If you've ever rebuilt the same widget twice, FlockUI is for you. If you've ever wanted your code to be used by developers around the world, contributing to FlockUI is for you.

Star the repogithub.com/Sonu-Hansda/flockui
🌐 Browse componentsflockui.com
🤝 Start contributing → Pick a good first issue and comment to claim it

Drop a comment below if you have questions, component suggestions, or just want to say hi. Every piece of feedback shapes what gets built next.

Let's ship something great. 🐦


Built with Flutter. Open to everyone. Zero dependencies.