Quick-Ping-Chat-App-Flutter
Quick Ping is a real-time chat application built with Flutter, designed to provide users with seamless and interactive communication. The app allows users to sign in using their Google account and engage in instant messaging, share emojis, and use additional features like AI-powered chatbot interactions, translation, and image generation.
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- Last push (UTC)
- Apr 10, 2025
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Quick Ping - Real-Time Chat Application
Quick Ping is a simple, feature-rich, and interactive chat application built with Flutter. It offers real-time messaging, Google Sign-In, and AI-powered features like chatbots, translation, and image generation. Chat with your friends, explore AI tools, and enjoy seamless communication.
📸 Screenshots: Experience the clean and interactive design of Quick Ping!
✨ Features:
- Real-time messaging with Firebase.
- Google Sign-In for easy login.
- Add users by email ID and manage your contacts.
- Chat interface with text, emojis, and real-time updates.
- Profile Management (Update name & about).
- Message Status: Delivered and read indicators.
- Edit or delete your messages at any time.
- AI Chatbot integration powered by Gemini Flash 1.5.
- Language translation support (English, Hindi, Gujarati, etc.).
- AI Image Generator to create images from text prompts.
- Sleek UI with Material Widgets.
🧠 AI Chatbot Setup: To use the Gemini AI Chatbot, provide your own API key. You can generate it from Google AI Studio.
💬 Feedback & Suggestions: Feel free to reach out for any feedback or suggestions: 📧 [harishsondagar3@gmail.com](mailto:harishsondagar3@gmail.com)
🏷️ Keywords: Flutter Chat App, Firebase Messaging, Google Sign-In, AI Chatbot in Flutter, Cross-Platform Chat, Real-Time Messaging, Material Design, AI Features in Apps
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Dependencies used
Dependency list 18 items
- flutter
{"sdk":"flutter"} - cupertino_icons
^1.0.8 - firebase_core
^3.11.0 - firebase_auth
^5.4.2 - google_sign_in
^6.2.2 - cloud_firestore
^5.6.3 - cached_network_image
^3.4.1 - image_picker
^1.1.2 - emoji_picker_flutter
^4.3.0 - http
^1.3.0 - brain_fusion
— - flutter_dotenv
^5.2.1 - translator
^1.0.3+1 - shared_preferences
^2.5.2 - url_launcher
^6.3.1 - flutter_email_sender
^7.0.0 - flutter_testDevelopment
{"sdk":"flutter"} - flutter_launcher_iconsDevelopment
^0.14.3
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