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Add WebF To Flutter

This section explains how to take the WebF runtime you explored earlier and wire it into your Flutter delivery pipeline. Follow these guides when you are ready to sign builds, upload bundles, and ship to production users.

Available guides

Mobile platforms

  • Google Play Store — step-by-step workflow for configuring keystores, Play Console service accounts, and automated uploads.
  • iOS App Store — covers certificates, App Store Connect API keys, TestFlight rollout, and production submissions.

Prerequisites

Before deploying your app, make sure you have:

  • ✅ A developer account for your target platform:

  • ✅ Your project configured in the WebF console (bundle URL, build channel, environment variables).

  • ✅ Required certificates and signing credentials.

  • ✅ App assets (icons, screenshots, descriptions) that match each store’s spec.

Deployment Workflow

The typical deployment workflow consists of these steps:

  1. Configure - Set up signing credentials and app identifiers
  2. Build - Create a signed build of your app
  3. Upload - Submit your app to the app store (WebF can do this automatically once the credentials are saved).
  4. Review - Wait for platform review (if required)
  5. Publish - Release your app to users

Quick Start

For platform-specific setup instructions, choose your target platform from the guides above. Each guide includes:

  • Step-by-step setup instructions
  • Certificate and credential requirements
  • Automated deployment configuration
  • Common issues and troubleshooting

Getting Help

If you encounter issues during deployment:

  1. Check the platform-specific troubleshooting section
  2. Review the official documentation
  3. Contact support for assistance
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