Buoy for Flutter is here (beta)

The network inspector ships first. One hook captures everything that rides Dart's HTTP stack — package:http, dio, Image.network, cached images, GraphQL clients — with headers, bodies, timing, status, and errors. It shows up in three places:

• In your app — a floating devtools bubble with the full network panel.
• On your desktop — live traffic in Buoy Desktop, side by side with your React Native devices.
• In your AI editor — Claude Code or Cursor reads your app's traffic through the Buoy MCP server.

flutter pub add buoy

Then wrap your app with one widget — every installed Buoy tool wires itself (HTTP capture, in-app menu, desktop sync, MCP):

import 'package:buoy/buoy.dart';

MaterialApp(
  builder: (context, child) => BuoyDevTools(
    deviceName: 'My App',
    child: child ?? const SizedBox.shrink(),
  ),
)

Pure Dart — no native code, no pods, no gradle changes. Simulators and emulators connect to the desktop automatically; physical devices take one socketUrl pointing at your machine.

The rest of the Buoy suite — console, storage, and state inspectors for Riverpod, Bloc, and Provider — is being ported tool by tool. Vote on the roadmap to pick the order.