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April product update: The Appwrite Network, FlutterFlow auth library, and RxDB integration

Get a full recap of products, features and programs we released in the month of April.

April product update: The Appwrite Network, FlutterFlow auth library, and RxDB integration

Welcome back to the April product update. Last month, we dropped some big updates:

  • The Appwrite Network is now live
  • Appwrite authentication kit library for FlutterFlow
  • RxDB Integration is here

So let’s dive in.

New cloud regions

The Appwrite Network

In April, we launched the Appwrite Network, our vision for a globally distributed cloud regions and edge locations.

With the launch of two new cloud regions (New York City and Sydney) and more to come soon, you can choose where your data sits and optimise it for reduced latency and improved performance.

So you can now create your projects in:

  • New York City (NYC)
  • Sydney (SYD)
  • Frankfurt (FRA)

Read the announcement

Appwrite authentication kit for FlutterFlow

Authentication kit for FlutterFlow

Did you know Appwrite now has an authentication kit library for FlutterFlow?

Which means now you don’t have to build authentication from scratch for your FlutterFlow apps.

Instead, you can simply use the kit to implement secure user authentication with just a few clicks.

Check out our full documentation for how to get it up and running.

Visit documentation

RxDB replication plugin

RxDB replication plugin

Offline support for applications has been the second most requested feature on our GitHub repository.

Therefore, we announced a direct integration of Appwrite databases with RxDB, a local-first NoSQL database designed for JavaScript apps.

So now it's easier than ever to build real-world apps that stay in sync online and offline.

Visit documentation

Big announcement coming soon

PH coming soon

We teased it last time, and now it's almost here. We’ve got a big announcement very soon.

No spoilers (yet), but all we can say is that this announcement will change the way you build with Appwrite.

We’ve been heads down, building something big, and we’re just as excited as you are to bring it to life. So visit our ‘Coming Soon’ page and click Notify Me to get an email when we go live.

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Monthly Community Recognition

Community recognitions

This month, we’re excited to feature Astro Rentals as part of our Monthly Community recognitions.

Astro Rentals application is an Airbnb-style website clone built using Astro JS, Clerk, and Appwrite.

A big shout out to PetiPois. Check out her website, Astro Rentals, here.

If you'd like to participate in next month's Community Recognitions, join our Discord server to showcase your project.

Engineering resources

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What’s to come

That’s a wrap for April. A big announcement is just around the corner. Stay tuned!

Follow us on X and check our Changelog regularly, as we will release more information in the coming weeks.

Frequently asked questions

  • What is the Appwrite Network?

    The Appwrite Network is a globally distributed set of cloud regions and edge locations. It lets you choose where your project's data lives so you can reduce latency for your users and meet data residency requirements.

  • Which cloud regions are available?

    As of April 2025, you can create projects in Frankfurt (FRA), New York City (NYC), and Sydney (SYD), with more regions rolling out. Each region operates independently, and you choose the region when creating a project.

  • What does the FlutterFlow auth kit do?

    The kit is a pre-built FlutterFlow library that wires up Appwrite Authentication so you do not have to build login, signup, and session handling from scratch. You drop it into your FlutterFlow app and configure it with your Appwrite project details.

  • What is the RxDB integration?

    RxDB is a local-first JavaScript database, and the integration adds a replication plugin that syncs data between RxDB and Appwrite Databases. Your app keeps working offline and syncs in the background when connectivity returns.

  • How do I migrate an existing project to a new region?

    Use Appwrite Cloud migrations to move a project to another region. The migration tool copies your data, schema, and settings to the new region so you can switch without rewriting your app.

  • Will more regions come to the Appwrite Network?

    Yes. Frankfurt, New York, and Sydney are the first launches, and the roadmap includes additional regions. Check the Appwrite Network announcement and changelog for the latest list.

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