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Free Developer Tools for Flutter Releases and AI Agent Production

Turn release work that is easy to miss into a checklist you can complete with evidence. Both tools run in your browser, require no account, and do not send the app name, version, gate states, or generated report to the server.

Choose the job in front of you. Shipping to the App Store or Google Play? Use the app release checklist. Moving an AI agent, API, or automation into production? Use the production readiness checklist. Each tool links to a full field guide that explains why every gate exists.

Choose a free developer tool

Flutter / iOS / Android

App Release Checklist Generator

Select Flutter or framework-neutral, iOS or Android, first launch or update, and the account and purchase features in your app. The generator keeps only applicable tasks and exports a checkable, copyable, downloadable, and printable Markdown checklist.

  • Xcode 26
  • API 36
  • 16 KB
  • IAP
  • Review access

AI Agent / API / Automation

AI Agent Production Readiness Checklist

Record eight production evidence layers with PASS, FAIL, WAITING, NOT_MEASURED, and NOT_APPLICABLE. The report covers artifact identity, process and listener state, HTTP and UI behavior, data effects, monitoring, authority, and rollback.

  • Process
  • HTTP / UI
  • Authority
  • Monitoring
  • Rollback

Which checklist should you use?

DecisionApp release checklistAI agent readiness checklist
Primary jobSubmit an iOS or Android build with store policy, privacy, review, and test-track evidenceProve that a service, model, tool, API, and data path work in the intended production environment
InputFramework, stores, release type, and product features; app name and version are optionalA state and short evidence note for each gate; never paste tokens, secrets, or personal data
OutputConditional Markdown release checklistMarkdown readiness report with an explicit verdict
Best forFlutter and cross-platform developers, indie makers, and release ownersAgent engineers, product owners, SREs, and deployment reviewers

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