Less boilerplate. More building.
AppScaffold helps developers make the first decisions in a new Android or Flutter project: where code belongs, how state flows, and which libraries are actually needed.
Maintained by Vivek Patel
AppScaffold is maintained by Vivek Patel. You can explore the maintainer’s public development work on GitHub and send a correction or report a generator issue.
How the guides are maintained
Architecture guides distinguish general design advice from the code this generator actually emits. Source walkthroughs are built from the generator templates so their examples stay aligned with the download. Updated dates record content changes; they do not imply that every dependency was revalidated on that date.
See the validation record for SDK checks and limitations, and product updates for published changes. Report an inaccurate example with the page URL and the configuration needed to reproduce it.
What we build
The generators compose source templates based on your selections. You can explore the folder tree before downloading, choose a preset or make your own configuration, and take the resulting code into your usual development tools. The additional utilities cover everyday tasks such as model generation and timestamp conversion.
What a starter should do
A starter should make assumptions visible. Generated projects include a README, real source files, explicit dependencies, and documented setup steps. Templates show repository boundaries and working state examples. They do not supply a production backend, release credentials, or a finished product.
Privacy as a design choice
Project generation and ZIP creation happen in your browser. Source files and project configuration are not sent to a generation service. You can clear locally saved configuration at any time. No account is required.
Built to be adapted
Framework choices are trade-offs. We provide practical options, explain their costs, and leave the final decision with you. Generated projects do not need this website to run. You can replace libraries or restructure the code as your application evolves.
Independent tooling
This website is independent of Google, JetBrains, and the package publishers named in its configuration options. Android is a trademark of Google. Flutter is an open-source framework by Google. No affiliation or endorsement is implied.
Try the Flutter generator or explore the architecture guides.