Joulora | Flutter AI Electricity Bill and Appliance Cost App With Laravel Key Proxy

Ship an electricity bill app with the parts you would otherwise build for weeks already in the box: 21 finished screens, a bill reader that turns a photo into every printed line, a ribbon that shows where the money went, a power strip that prices each appliance, a month-end forecast, a tariff ledger, Google and Apple sign-in, in-app purchases, push, three languages, a Laravel key proxy with an admin panel and a landing page. Dark and light, every screen walked by a test driver.Why this oneThe integrations are already done: Google and Apple sign-in, in-app purchases, push notifications, analytics and crash reports, Face ID / fingerprint lock, update prompts, three languages with RTL, a share sheet and remote images, each behind one interface and switched on from one config file. The paywall lifts the 12-bill limit of the free plan.A server and a landing page come with it: backend/ is a Laravel key proxy with a Filament admin panel that holds the OpenAI, Anthropic and Gemini keys, runs only the app’s own jobs, caps spending per device and server-wide, and logs every request; landing/ is a one-page product site already in Joulora’s colors.Ready to show on day one: 21 screens with empty states, four AI routes plus an on-device demo, a driver that walks every screen before each release; 188 app tests pass, and the back end has 105 more of its own.Nine things you will not have to buildJoulora’s Sign in with Google and Apple: the id token is exchanged with the included back end for a session; buttons appear only for the providers you configure.Joulora’s In-app purchases and a paywall: App Store and Play products behind one gateway; prices come from the store, the unlock survives offline, restore is one tap.Joulora’s Push notifications: send from your admin panel to every install, naming the screen a tap opens; permission is asked from Settings, foreground display included.Analytics and crash reports: every screen view and the errors people actually hit, behind a consent switch.Joulora’s Face ID / Touch ID / fingerprint lock: lock on launch, since a household’s bills and their photos are on the phone; disabled on phones with nothing enrolled.Joulora’s languages with RTL: English, Spanish and Arabic; add a language by copying one file; the server answers in the same language.Update prompts: gentle and forced updates you announce from the admin panel’s App updates page, the day you release.Share sheet: a bill’s breakdown goes to a housemate through the system sheet, iPad anchored.Remote images: appliance photos from your server or bundled files, with placeholders and fallbacks.See every part before you buy Everything above is one click away in the Live Preview, not just the app. It opens on a page with four demos, and All demos brings you back from each one:Mobile app: the Flutter app running in your browser inside a phone frame, with the sample household already loaded.Documentation: the full HTML documentation, the same file that ships in the download.Admin panel: a read-only snapshot of the Laravel admin from a live install: the dashboard, every sidebar page, the usage log and the proxy settings.Landing page: the product website included in the download, already in Joulora’s colors and type.The full source code is included with every license type, Regular and Extended alike.The bill ribbon One ribbon from the total to every printed line, each as wide as its amount; tap energy, standing charges, taxes or the rest and the other bands step back.The bill reader A photo of the bill becomes its period, kWh, charge lines, total and due date; the lines are checked against the printed total and every one can be corrected before saving.The meter window The meter’s digit drums roll from today’s reading to where the month is heading, with the projected bill beside last month’s and three plain sentences on why.The power strip Every appliance in its own socket with its photo and its monthly cost; set its hours on a 24-hour timer dial, hold a socket to unplug it.The ledger Your bill in one column, the same kWh on another tariff in the other, band by band, with the difference in the gutter and a time-of-use what-if.Plus the screens a real app needs: onboarding, sign-in and sign-up, bill detail, tariffs with an editor that fills in from a photo of a rate card, month by month, notifications, AI and key proxy settings, settings, about and the Pro screen.