Rapidly build modern Flutter apps without ever leaving your widget tree.
Tailwind CSS for Flutter. A utility-first styling framework packed with classes like
flex,
p-4,
dark:bg-gray-800,
hover:scale-105, and
md:flex-row
that compose into responsive, theme-aware widget trees.
Welcome to Wind
Utility-first styling for Flutter.
Live Playground
Write Wind code and see the results instantly. Experiment with utility classes, test your ideas, and copy the code directly to your Flutter project.
- bolt Real-time preview as you type
- content_copy One-click copy to clipboard
- palette Full utility class support
Your agent speaks Wind.
The Wind UI skill teaches your coding assistant the className grammar, dark-mode pairing rules, and anti-patterns before the first line. One marketplace command in Claude Code wires it up.
claude mcp add --transport http fluttersdk https://mcp.fluttersdk.com
npx @fluttersdk/mcp
And verifies what it wrote.
Skills teach the grammar. The MCP server at
mcp.fluttersdk.com
gives your agent
live docs lookup
while it edits, so it never ships a hallucinated className.
Streamable HTTP
One endpoint, every client.
search-docs
Live query against the source.
Public, no auth
MIT · free forever.
Loved by developers
"Wind has completely transformed how we build UI in Flutter. It feels just like web development but native. The velocity gain is incredible."
Sarah Chen
Senior Flutter Engineer at TechFlow
"Finally, a styling solution that makes sense for Flutter! The utility-first approach saves us hours of boilerplate code every week."
Marcus Rodriguez
Lead Developer at AppForge
"Migrating from React Native was painless with Wind. The familiar Tailwind syntax made our team productive from day one."
Emily Watson
Mobile Architect at StartupX
"The dark mode support is amazing. One prefix and our entire app transforms. Wind is an absolute game-changer."
James Park
UI/UX Developer at DesignLab
"We shipped our MVP 3x faster using Wind. The component patterns feel natural and the documentation is top-notch."
Aisha Patel
CTO at MobileFirst
Start building in seconds
flutter pub add fluttersdk_wind
Or add to pubspec.yaml:
dependencies:
fluttersdk_wind: ^v1