The new Google AntiGravity Flutter Integration is insane.
You can now control your Flutter apps in real time and capture screenshots instantly using something called the AGI browser.
This isn’t just another developer feature — it’s a total workflow revolution.
For years, testing, debugging, and capturing screenshots in Flutter apps have been painfully slow. You’d build, deploy, wait, tap through screens manually, and take screenshots one by one.
Now, with Google AntiGravity Flutter Integration, you can run your app directly through the AGI browser and control every tap, scroll, and input from your desktop — live.
This means faster testing, instant visual feedback, and automatic screenshot generation in seconds.
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What Is Google AntiGravity Flutter Integration?
Google AntiGravity is the company’s experimental framework that connects AI, automation, and real-time control across devices.
The Flutter Integration upgrade connects your app to a new browser layer — the AGI browser.
Think of it like Chrome, but for mobile apps.
You can open your Flutter app inside the AGI browser and interact with it as if it were running on your phone. Tap buttons, type text, navigate screens, all in real time.
No emulators. No delays. Just full control.
Why This Changes Everything for Flutter Developers
When you’re building mobile apps, screenshots are one of the biggest bottlenecks.
You need them for the App Store, for marketing materials, and for internal reviews.
Until now, that meant running the app on a phone, manually capturing each screen, and then transferring those images back to your computer.
That’s hours of wasted time.
With the Google AntiGravity Flutter Integration, all of that becomes instant.
You simply run the app in the AGI browser and capture high-quality screenshots whenever you want — no phone required.
You can even automate screenshots for every screen in your app.
The Two Components You Need
There are only two tools required to get started:
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Dart MCP Server
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Flutter Driver
That’s it.
Once installed, these two connect your Flutter app to the AGI browser.
MCP stands for Model Context Protocol. It’s how AI tools and local apps talk to each other. The Dart MCP server acts as the bridge between your app and the AGI browser.
Then, Flutter Driver handles the commands. When you click or type in the AGI browser, Flutter Driver tells your app what to do — like pressing a button or scrolling.
No complex setup. No extra dependencies. Just install both, open the AGI browser, and you’re ready to control your app.
How to Set It Up in Minutes
Step one: install the Dart MCP server.
If you’re on Mac or Linux, open your terminal and run the install command.
If you’re on Windows, do the same in Command Prompt.
Step two: install Flutter Driver. It’s another quick command.
Step three: open the AGI browser and load your Flutter app.
The browser will automatically detect the running app and connect through MCP.
Now you can click, scroll, and type in your app directly from your desktop.
Instantly.
And anytime you want a screenshot, there’s a button right in the interface.
Click it. Screenshot captured.
Real-World Example: AI Profit Boardroom App
Let’s say you’re building an app for the AI Profit Boardroom, where members can access automation templates, AI tools, and community posts.
Normally, you’d test the app by loading it on your phone and taking screenshots of each section — the login, homepage, tools library, and templates.
With the Google AntiGravity Flutter Integration, that entire process takes minutes.
You open the AGI browser, navigate through the app using your mouse and keyboard, and capture screenshots in real time.
No phone. No cables. No exporting.
Just fast, clean, professional screenshots from your running app.
That’s the power of real-time control.
Instant Testing, Faster Feedback
Developers and business owners can now test live features without waiting for deployment.
If you’re adding a chatbot or a checkout flow, open the AGI browser, run your app, and test it immediately.
You can type, scroll, and interact with every element.
If something breaks, you’ll see it instantly. If the layout doesn’t align, you can screenshot it and send it to your team right away.
No more endless bug reports like “Can you reproduce this issue?” — you can catch everything in real time.
The Screenshot Revolution
App store listings depend on great visuals.
But most developers hate taking screenshots because it’s slow and repetitive.
This new integration turns that process into a few clicks.
You can capture every major screen, state, and interaction right from your desktop.
And these aren’t mock-ups — they’re live screenshots from your working app.
That means your app store visuals show the real experience. No fake UIs, no design inconsistencies, just clean, real screenshots.
Want to highlight your best features? Navigate to the right state before taking the screenshot.
Want to show your community feed in action? Scroll to a live post and capture it.
It’s that flexible.
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You’ll also find templates for Dart MCP setups, Flutter automation scripts, and real SOPs for AI-powered development pipelines.
If you’re serious about integrating AI and automation into your workflow, this community is where you start.
From Manual Work to AI Automation
Think about how much time developers waste on manual testing, deployment, and screenshots.
Now, tools like Google AntiGravity Flutter Integration eliminate that overhead.
Your workflow becomes automated, repeatable, and fast.
AI tools can now handle interaction testing, UI validation, and even screenshot publishing — freeing you up to focus on design and functionality.
The bigger picture here isn’t just app control. It’s complete workflow automation powered by open-source tools.
Business Use Cases Beyond Development
This isn’t just for developers.
Businesses can use it for:
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Marketing: Instantly generate visuals for campaigns.
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Product demos: Record interactive walkthroughs.
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QA teams: Capture and share test evidence.
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Support: Reproduce user issues visually.
All of this happens inside the same browser environment, powered by the MCP protocol.
No external tools, no subscriptions, no data risk.
Why This Matters for the Future of AI + App Development
Google AntiGravity isn’t just another experiment.
It’s the foundation of a new development era — where AI interacts directly with running software.
The Flutter integration is the first major step.
Soon, AntiGravity could expand beyond mobile apps — into websites, desktop software, and even physical devices.
Developers won’t just code. They’ll command applications in real time.
That’s a future built on speed, visibility, and AI-powered precision.
Getting Started
You can start using this today.
The Dart MCP server and Flutter Driver are free and open source.
Once connected, your AGI browser gives you instant access to your running app.
From there, you can build automation workflows that handle testing, screenshot capture, and documentation automatically.
If you’re serious about building faster and smarter, this is the update that changes your process forever.
FAQs
Where can I get templates to automate this?
You can access full templates and workflows inside the AI Profit Boardroom, plus free guides inside the AI Success Lab.
Do I need to be a developer to use this?
No. The setup takes a few commands, and most of it is automated. Even beginners can follow along.
Is this integration free?
Yes. The Dart MCP server and Flutter Driver are both open source, and the AGI browser works right out of the box.
How do I capture screenshots automatically?
Once connected, use the AGI browser’s capture feature or trigger it through Flutter Driver scripts.
