FlutterFlow
Build cross-platform mobile apps visually
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Build cross-platform mobile apps visually
4.4•43 reviews•3.2K followers
Create beautiful UI, generate clean code, and deploy to the app stores or web in one click. Fully extensible with custom code.
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Campus
Launching today
Campus gives builders a shared space to build with teammates and AI agents. Keep your repo, terminal, project knowledge, conversations, and agent work together in one persistent workspace, instead of scattering context across Slack threads, docs, tickets, canvases, and one-off AI chats. Campus is organized around the thing you are building, so humans and agents can pick up where the work left off.
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Launch Team
I agree that most of the pain in juggling AI agents is rebuilding the mental map every time you switch tools. How Campus handles version history once a room gets busy, if an agent makes a change overnight, is it easy to see what happened and why?
FlutterFlow
@mshen316 great question! We always defer to git for version control, since we think it's the best technology for the job. So your agents can run overnight and provide you a visual of what they did, but you'll always be able to view git as the source of truth for its changes. At least that's what we'd recommend!
Congrats on the launch! Since terminals and agents live on this shared canvas, if I close my laptop mid-task, does the agent keep running in the background, or does everything just pause until I'm back?
FlutterFlow
@irahimiam thanks Arash! Work happens locally on your machine, so as long as it's awake the work continues. In my experience, the work pauses when my laptop closes but resumes as soon as I open it back up! So if I'm stepping out I generally leave it locked but open and let my agents do their thing :)
FlutterFlow
Campus started as a tiny afternoon prototype exploring the question 'what if we put terminals in an actual virtual space' and we haven't been able to stop using and building it since.
Campus exists at this interesting intersection of agent orchestration, collaboration and fun. I'm excited to see what you all think!
FlutterFlow
@norbert1 emphasis on the FUN
@norbert1 Still remember the call where we saw the first demo. Campus has come so far along since that day and we should all be very proud.
Big fan of Campus! It brings structure to my terminal chaos, lets me manage multiple projects in parallel using Rooms, and makes it easy to share my work with the whole team. 🚀
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@micmayer LETS GOOOOO
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@micmayer love to hear it, Michael! We're just getting started!
FlutterFlow
@micmayer thanks Michael! Glad you're liking it! 🙂
Campus has been incredible in helping me reduce the amount of context switching and mental overhead from working on several projects at the same time - being able to spatially organise everything in an infinite canvas made it super simple to keep an eye on my agents and check in on all my workspaces. Highly recommend trying it out.
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@mike_diarmid1 hurray for spatial organization >>>>
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@mike_diarmid1 yes the reduction in context switching cost is huge!
Getting on campus to drop the most unhinged gif in the middle of a teammate's work area is now officially part of my morning 'preparing for work' routine 😅
Jokes aside - we're a distributed team, and this is the first thing that's actually made it feel like we share a space. Not a 'team bonding' tool, just a place where everyone gets their work done, and the connection happens on its own. And it's not just the humans: our agents are on campus too, which turned out to be weirdly great 🤖🤝🧑🏻💻
FlutterFlow
@lesnitsky unhinged gifs are a regular occurrence fr
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@lesnitsky @lydia_lee3 & when music comes on that i didn't choose - that gave me a good scare the first time tbh
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@lesnitsky @kate_usher2 validdd
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@lesnitsky As much as I love all the other features and benefits of Campus, the team shenanigans are my favorite part :)
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@lesnitsky @agreaves never a bad time for team shenanigans :)
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Excited for the feedback from this community - I've seen first hand what this has done for our dev team, and I'm thrilled we can get this in the hands of others for feedback. Tell us the good, bad, ugly! Do you see you - or your teams - using this in your workflows?