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Point a coding assistant at an app that is already running and it can capture what is on screen, tap buttons, type into forms, read the logs, and trigger a hot reload to confirm a fix actually worked. Setup adds a small package to your Flutter project and installs a command-line helper. Nothing to pay for and no account to create. Version 4 is still a preview, so the stable 3.x release is the safer choice today.
Coding
Use This MCP server To
See what my running Flutter app is showing right now Tap through a screen to reproduce a bug someone reported Read my app's error logs without switching windows Hot reload after a fix and confirm the screen changed Fill in a form in my app to test what it rejects
README
mcp_flutter FAQ
Is this still actively developed?
Yes — commits landed as recently as July 2026, with a version 4 preview running alongside the stable 3.x release.
Which apps does it work in?
The setup command has presets for Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and Cline, and it works with other assistants that read a standard MCP config file.
Do I need to pay or sign up?
No. Everything talks to an app running on your own computer, so there is no account and no key.
Can I use this to check my app's screens without writing test code?
Yes — you can ask your assistant to tap, type, and describe what it sees, then read back the logs.
How hard is setup?
Four steps: run the install script, add the toolkit to your Flutter project, run one setup command for your assistant, then start the app in debug mode.
Does my own app need changing?
Yes, slightly. A setup command adds the toolkit package and a few lines to your app's startup file for you.