Just finished integrating the checkout flow in my Flutter coffee shop app ☕
Users can now:
• Review cart items
• Enter delivery address
• Apply promo codes
• See order summary
• Complete checkout
• Get a success confirmation page
Built with Flutter Riverpod Supabase.
Slowly turning this into a real production-ready app.
I’ve been working on a coffee shop e-commerce mobile app using Flutter recently and it’s been a really fun project as a mobile developer.
The goal wasn’t just to design UI screens, but to build something closer to a real production mobile app.
The stack I’m using is:
> Flutter for the mobile app
> Riverpod for state management
> Supabase for authentication and database
> Users can sign up, log in, and sign out, including authentication with Google and Facebook.
> Once a user logs in, the app loads their personal data automatically.
I built a full cart and wishlist system where users can add products, remove them, update quantity, and keep their cart saved even after closing the app.
It’s been a great project to practice building a real Flutter mobile architecture instead of just UI prototypes.
Next I’m planning to add:
Checkout flow
Order history
Search
Payments
Flutter Riverpod Supabase is honestly a really nice stack for building modern mobile apps.