Shutora | Flutter Photo Diary App with Laravel Cloud Backup

Ship a photo diary people actually keep: 22 finished screens, a day that becomes a printed card the moment it is saved, and one colour file that re-skins the app, the launcher icon and the bundled website. Light and dark themes, GetX architecture, offline documentation, a Laravel cloud backup service and a one-page product website, all in the same download.Demo Instructions: the sign-in screen is a mock and accepts any credentials. Use [email protected] / demo1234, or tap Sign in with the fields left empty. Onboarding shows three cards on first launch and Skip is in the top corner. Demo mode is on out of the box, so the roll opens on fifty dated entries with sixteen photographs across three years.Why Shutora oneShutora  Populated from the first launch: fifty sample entries spread over three years, sixteen licensed photographs, and every list already wired for its empty state, so nothing looks half-built in a demo.Your brand in an afternoon: every colour, radius and type token lives in one file; change the primary hex and the app, the launcher icon, the web shell and the landing page all follow.Tested, not just screenshotted: 138 widget and unit tests pass, the driver walks all 22 screens and re-walks the four main tabs in light theme, and the back end has 27 tests of its own.Shutora A day comes out of the machine Every day is an instant print with the date burned into the corner. The photograph is inset into the paper and the caption sits in the white band, and a day written without a photograph keeps its place as a paper slip held by photo corners, so one album reads as one thing.Shutora  date, beside the same date years back Rewind puts today next to this same date in any earlier year, two prints side by side. Swipe the years, and the round numbers row shows what a hundred, five hundred and a thousand days ago looked like.AShutora month, six frames to a strip The contact sheet lays a whole month out the way a roll comes back from the lab: photographs where there are photographs, paper where there are words, and the days still to be written left black. Tap a frame and that day opens underneath it.Shutora  Any stretch of days, laid out as a book Pick this month, three months or a whole year, and the entries paginate into facing pages with a cover, a table of contents and an opener for each month. The same pagination composes the A5 PDF that goes out through the share sheet, so what you read on screen is what prints.Shutora  A question to start, then the day itself Every date carries one prompt from a library of 120, so the same question never arrives twice in a cycle. Under it: a caption for the print, the day in full, a photograph from the camera roll, the camera or the bundled set, and the people, place and weather it gets filed under.Who was there, where it was, what the sky did Type a word from a caption or an entry, then narrow it by people, places, weather and tags. Two people means either of them; a person and a place means both.Everything that is not the diary itself One sheet holds the rest: people and places you can rename or merge, the whole prompt library with the days each one lands on, the counts the diary keeps on itself, and the screen lock.Built for developersClean GetX architecture: View, Controller, Service and Model, with lazy bindings per route.A reel engine you can unit test: pagination, contact sheets, milestones, prompts and photo budgets are pure Dart with an injected clock, so the same input always gives the same book.Swap in your API without touching a screen: the sample album lives in one file behind Future-returning services; replace the bodies with your HTTP calls.Photographs handled properly: camera and library pickers, downscaling to a 1280 px long edge, a file vault separate from the record store, and a size estimate printed before any upload.Theme-aware components: the same widgets look right in light and dark, and the selected state is measured by a test that reads painted pixels.Laravel back end included The download ships a Laravel companion in backend/: Sanctum token auth, a Filament admin panel, and a snapshot endpoint the app backs up to and restores from. The app runs on its own bundled sample data from the first launch and every screen works before you deploy anything, so the server is a part of the product rather than a prerequisite for opening it. Deployment needs PHP 8.4 and Composer, or the included Docker compose file; hosting is yours.