I've been working on a project called Stac.dev - It's a Server-Driven UI framework for mobile apps. We are currently supporting Flutter, but native android & ios support will come soon. The main idea is to help developers(and teams) update mobile app easily, without having to push app updates through the PlayStore or AppStore everytime.
It came out of frustration with how slow and rigid it is to ship frequent UI changes, especially for onboarding flows, home screens, or anything that’s experiment-heavy.
Some things you can do with it:
- Push UI changes instantly via JSON configs
- Customize UI per user, like showing different screens based on their profile
- Iterate on layouts and flows without triggering a full release cycle
A couple of real world examples where it’s useful:
1. Fintech onboarding: say you want different fields based on the country or change requirements for credit checks. You can do that on the fly.
2. Fintech home: if someone only uses mutual funds in your app, you can personalize the home screen to show more relevant stuff or cross-sell.
Please try it out. Feedback and suggestions are appreciated :)
I've been working on a project called Stac.dev - It's a Server-Driven UI framework for mobile apps. We are currently supporting Flutter, but native android & ios support will come soon. The main idea is to help developers(and teams) update mobile app easily, without having to push app updates through the PlayStore or AppStore everytime.
It came out of frustration with how slow and rigid it is to ship frequent UI changes, especially for onboarding flows, home screens, or anything that’s experiment-heavy.
Some things you can do with it:
- Push UI changes instantly via JSON configs
- Customize UI per user, like showing different screens based on their profile
- Iterate on layouts and flows without triggering a full release cycle
A couple of real world examples where it’s useful:
1. Fintech onboarding: say you want different fields based on the country or change requirements for credit checks. You can do that on the fly.
2. Fintech home: if someone only uses mutual funds in your app, you can personalize the home screen to show more relevant stuff or cross-sell.
Please try it out. Feedback and suggestions are appreciated :)
hey this looks promising, when are you planning on launch?