Next steps

If the app opened in the simulator or the browser, you've done the basics. Now let's understand what you're looking at.

What happens on first open

Onboarding

If the project was created with onboarding on (default in Quick Mode), the typical flow is:

Feature screens → questions → push notification → paywall → Home

The first screen has a Skip button. Whoever skips goes straight to Home, no paywall. It's the pattern used by apps like Duolingo and Calm: show value before charging.

To remove the Skip button in your project, drop the onSkip prop in onboarding_page.dart. Details in Onboarding.

Anonymous login (default on mobile)

On native, the app creates an anonymous account automatically. The user lands straight on Home. They can later link an email or Google/Apple account in Settings, without losing data.

On web, the flow asks for login (Google or email) before Home.

Admin Console (debug)

Tap the version number twice in the Settings footer to open the Admin console. There you see:

• User metrics (if you're an admin)
• Paywall and ads demo
• Design system components

In debug, the console remembers the last section you opened.

What to explore now

Useful day-to-day commands

kasy run              # develop
kasy add --list       # see which features are on
kasy configure        # credentials (.env, Firebase, RevenueCat...)
kasy deploy           # Firebase: functions + rules
kasy doctor           # check your environment
kasy ios configure    # iOS certificates (different from kasy configure)

Congrats. You went from zero to a complete Flutter app running.

Last updated on 08/02/2026