Gidar AI is an open-source Flutter AI chat app and AI workspace built for Android, desktop, and cross-platform workflows. It combines multi-provider LLM access, streaming chat, local history, code preview, HTML preview, export tools, and provider-aware settings in one place.

Gidar AI supports OpenRouter, Groq, Gemini, Cerebras, Z.ai, Mistral, SambaNova, and custom OpenAI-compatible APIs, making it useful for users searching for a Flutter AI assistant app, multi-provider AI chat app, or OpenAI-compatible chat client.

Download APK: GidarAI v1.0.0 release
Repository: github.com/kasifdevloper/GidarAI

Gidar AI is designed for users who want one place to chat with AI models, switch providers, compare responses, test prompts, preview generated code or HTML, and keep local conversation history. The app includes a polished settings flow, attachment handling, model management, and export utilities so users can work with different AI backends without juggling multiple apps.

• Multi-provider AI routing with support for OpenRouter, Groq, Gemini, Cerebras, Z.ai, Mistral, SambaNova, and custom OpenAI-compatible providers
• Streaming chat responses with persistent local chat history
• Model picker, provider health checks, and saved provider settings
• Attachment support for images and files
• HTML preview and code sandbox utilities
• PDF export and share flow for chat sessions
• Theme, font, density, and chat appearance customization
• Feedback controls, toast notifications, and mobile-friendly workspace UI

• Flutter and Dart
• Riverpod
• GoRouter
• Drift with SQLite
• SharedPreferences and Flutter Secure Storage
• http for provider requests
• flutter_markdown, flutter_widget_from_html, and webview_flutter
• printing and pdf

• lib/src/presentation/ UI screens, workspace flows, and reusable components
• lib/src/domain/ application use cases
• lib/src/data/ repositories, local storage, and remote data sources
• lib/src/core/ app models, controller, providers, services, and theme
• assets/ fonts, logos, and animation assets
• assets/screenshots/ app screenshots and promo samples
• test/ widget, repository, and integration-oriented tests

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1. Install Flutter stable and the Android SDK.
2. Run flutter pub get.
3. Start the app with flutter run -d chrome or flutter run -d <deviceId>.
4. Open Settings inside the app.
5. Add one or more provider API keys and choose a model.

The Android app currently requests:

• INTERNET
• READ_EXTERNAL_STORAGE for Android 12 and below
• READ_MEDIA_IMAGES for Android 13+
• CAMERA
• WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE for Android 9 and below

This project is released under the Apache License 2.0. You can use, modify, fork, and redistribute it, including in modified versions, as long as you follow the license terms.

Important attribution note:

• Keep the LICENSE file
• Keep the NOTICE file
• Keep existing copyright and attribution notices
• Clearly mark files you modify when redistributing changes

Project credit:

• Original creator: Kasif
• Feedback and bug reports: kasifdevloper@gmail.com

For feedback, bug reports, support requests, or collaboration, email:

kasifdevloper@gmail.com

If you publish a modified version, it is a good idea to document your changes clearly so users can understand what differs from the original project.

• Attachment handling is still evolving and not all providers are using full multimodal request payloads yet
• PDF attachment parsing is not complete
• Export formatting is functional but still not final-production polish
• Some advanced markdown and math rendering cases may still need refinement

• flutter pub get
• flutter analyze
• flutter test
• flutter run -d chrome