GenUI Kit drops into the app you already run.

The SDK renders. The Kit is everything that has to sit around it. Google’s Flutter GenUI SDK reads a structured interface description over A2UI and assembles real, native widgets inside your app. It does not convert your design system into a catalog, screen what the model is asked or what it returns, validate a generated tree before a customer sees it, or handle auth, cost controls, and observability on the server. GenUI Kit is what VGV engineers build all of that with, along with the MCP tooling that turns your Figma files into the catalog and system prompt.

Adaptive Experiences is VGV’s method for putting generative UI into production. We partner with your team to define a custom generative design system, then build the AI-driven architecture that powers it. GenUI is the capability. Adaptive Experiences is the operating model around it: the governance, the measurement, and the delivery practice that make a generated interface safe to put in front of real customers.

Layers, each of which your own team controls. The catalog only contains components your team approved, so the model cannot invent UI. System prompts constrain what the agent is for and the lines it cannot cross. A guardrail layer built on Model Armor, Google Cloud’s model safety service, screens every request in and every response out. And quality gates validate each generated tree, falling back to a deterministic component when anything fails. A customer who asks the agent for a 50 percent discount gets a polite no, not an invented coupon.

Yes. That is exactly what it is for. GenUI Kit embeds a generative zone into the app you already run, whether that app is Flutter, native, or web, so you keep your navigation, your release process, and your code. It is not a rebuild, and it is not a greenfield product builder. If you are starting a new product from scratch, that is a different conversation, and we have it here.

No. The generative surface itself is built in Flutter, and it embeds into Flutter, native, and web apps alike, so your host app stays what it is. Flutter is what lets one catalog render native across mobile, web, and desktop, and it is the foundation VGV has helped enterprises ship on for a decade.

GenUI Kit is VGV’s own toolkit, not a download. A demo gets you a walkthrough of the four packages, the sandbox running, and a scoping session on where a generative surface fits your product. When we build that surface with your team, it lands in your own repository: the Flutter frontend that embeds in your app, a Dart backend server you can deploy or treat as the reference, an MCP server that turns Figma designs into your catalog and builds the system prompt, and a sandbox app for previewing outside your product. Nothing phones home and nothing is a login.