How to create a simple To-Do List App with Flutter .
Daily management is a widespread issue, and To-Do List app is among the easiest to start with to learn how Flutter can be used. Here, in this blog, I will tell you how I created a simple To-Do List application in Flutter, discuss the main concepts applied in it, and present the entire code.
Project Overview
With this Flutter To-Do List application, one will be able to:
- Add new tasks
- Display tasks in a list
- Delete completed tasks
- Operating on Android and iOS.
This project aims to learn about the state management, widgets, and user interaction in Flutter.
GitHub Repository Link: https://github.com/RabbitWhite-glitch/flutter_todo.git
App Screenshot:
Technologies Used
- Flutter
- Dart
- Material UI
- VS Code
Project Structure
The project progresses according to a neat and simple structure:
main.dart – App entry point
Widgets for:
- Text input
- Task list display
- Delete functionality
Flutter's use of a widget-based architecture makes the UI reusable and easy to manage.
Key Concepts Used
Stateful Widgets:
Since a To-Do app requires dynamically updating of UI based on the addition or deletion of tasks, the StatefulWidget is used to manage the state of the app.
List & ListView:
Tasks are stored in a List, and displayed with the ListView.builder, which helps to efficiently render the task items.
TextEditingController:
TextEditingController is used to get input from the user from the text field in case of adding a new tasks.
setState():
Whenever a task is added or removed, setState() is called so that the UI gets updated instantly.
App Workflow
- User types in task within the text field
- Presses the Add button
- Task gets added to the list
- Tasks are dynamically displayed
- User can delete a task if it is complete
This flow makes the app simple but functional.

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