Why I Stopped Using Firebase for Flutter App Development

In this video, I delve into my decision to move away from Firebase for my Flutter app. I'll specifically address the reasons I stopped using Firestore and Firebase Cloud Storage. While there were multiple factors influencing my choice, the primary concern was the cost structure.

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[rodjordanlux]

Great video, very useful. 
Serverpod seems to be evolving to be a great backend for flutter, did you already look at that? Dart code on the backend and Postgres SQL DB.

[anushkapubudu]

6:56 Did you know that Firebase Dynamic Link Service is going to be discontinued? The service is set to shut down on August 25, 2025.

[TheABelliz]

Great video, thanks for sharing!
I’m using Firebase to test ideas and implementing it very decoupled from the app so if it’s a success I can easily move away from it 😅

Just a feedback, the background music is very distracting (in my opinion, unnecessary)

[toxaq]

Did you consider CloudRun and Google Postgres micro instance?

[jaguarconsultoriadigital]

Please, it is not clear how AppLiku is monetized.

What are: 10 Successful deployments per month ???

[parameshmamidisetti]

Sir can you check the sound it's not good to hear

[vishnurajbhar]

Google needs a competitor analysis tool, looks like they are busy doing it for others 😅

[thomasmabika]

Another option you could have looked into is AWS Amplify. It's a complete alternative to Firebase, has support for relational data, auth, push notifications, cloud functions and uses S3 for file storage.