Hii! HN
Creator of Crazzy here!
The Problem: As a Flutter dev, I found myself wasting ~90% of my time on repetitive boilerplate (auth, UI scaffolding, assets, build prep) and only 10% on actual creative logic. The big AI tools are too generic and don't solve the full, Flutter-specific workflow.
The Solution: I built Crazzy, an "AI co-pilot" and toolkit specifically for Flutter. The goal is to automate the entire setup process. You describe what you need in a prompt, and it generates not just the UI code, but also handles asset generation (icons, splash screens), keystores, and prepares your build files.
Why Open Source? I'm building this in public and believe the best dev tools are built with the community. The core desktop app (built with Flutter Web) is fully open-source. The GitHub repo is linked.
There's also a cloud version at crazzy.dev which will house more advanced, managed features in the future, but the heart of the project is open.
The tech stack is Flutter, Dart, and Gemini for the core generation.
I'm here all day to answer questions. Looking for your brutally honest feedback and technical critique. Thanks for checking it out.
Hii! HN Creator of Crazzy here! The Problem: As a Flutter dev, I found myself wasting ~90% of my time on repetitive boilerplate (auth, UI scaffolding, assets, build prep) and only 10% on actual creative logic. The big AI tools are too generic and don't solve the full, Flutter-specific workflow. The Solution: I built Crazzy, an "AI co-pilot" and toolkit specifically for Flutter. The goal is to automate the entire setup process. You describe what you need in a prompt, and it generates not just the UI code, but also handles asset generation (icons, splash screens), keystores, and prepares your build files. Why Open Source? I'm building this in public and believe the best dev tools are built with the community. The core desktop app (built with Flutter Web) is fully open-source. The GitHub repo is linked. There's also a cloud version at crazzy.dev which will house more advanced, managed features in the future, but the heart of the project is open. The tech stack is Flutter, Dart, and Gemini for the core generation. I'm here all day to answer questions. Looking for your brutally honest feedback and technical critique. Thanks for checking it out.