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.
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.
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.
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.
