✅ Quick Summary
Push44 integrates directly with Rocket.new's backend API (back.rocket.new and appuser.dhiwise.com). It authenticates via a secure email OTP, fetches the complete Flutter codebase (including lib/main.dart, pubspec.yaml, assets, and Android Gradle configs), and enables 1-click GitHub pushes or direct APK compilation pipelines.
The Problem
When you design and generate mobile applications in Rocket.new, the code is assembled on DhiWise's cloud builder. Many developers want to test their mobile apps directly on real Android hardware as installable APK files, tweak Dart UI widgets in VS Code or Android Studio, and maintain an independent GitHub repository without subscription limits.
How Push44 Solves It
Push44 integrates directly with Rocket.new's backend API (back.rocket.new and appuser.dhiwise.com). It authenticates via a secure email OTP, fetches the complete Flutter codebase (including lib/main.dart, pubspec.yaml, assets, and Android Gradle configs), and enables 1-click GitHub pushes or direct APK compilation pipelines.
Step-by-Step Guide
Request Rocket.new OTP verification token
Open Push44, select Rocket.new, and enter your Rocket.new account email. Check your email for the 6-digit OTP code and enter it to authorize secure read access.
Select your Flutter project and review components
Push44 displays all your active Rocket.new applications. Select your Flutter project to inspect the Dart widget tree, theme tokens, and dependency manifest.
Download full Flutter project or push to GitHub
Click 'Download ZIP' to get the full raw Flutter folder structure, or 'Push to GitHub' to create a private/public GitHub repository with ready-to-run GitHub Actions CI.
Compile signed Android Release APK
Run 'flutter build apk --release' locally in your terminal or trigger Push44's automated GitHub Actions APK workflow to generate a signed 'app-release.apk' installable on any Android phone.
Pro Tips
- Ensure your Android SDK build-tools and JDK 17 are configured before running Gradle release builds.
- Test your APK on physical hardware using 'adb install -r app-release.apk' or direct file download.
- Use Push44's built-in Android app to download and test APK builds straight on your phone.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Missing Flutter dependency resolution — always run 'flutter pub get' before compiling.
- Using unsigned debug APKs for production testing instead of properly keystore-signed release builds.
- Hardcoding API secrets inside Flutter Dart code instead of using environment configuration variables.
Ready to Export?
Push44 is free, open source, and takes under 2 minutes to set up.