Quick start
both apps running.

01Before you start

• flutter doctor shows no red errors for the platform you want to try.
• firebase --version and flutterfire --version answer.
• You have a Firebase project. If not: console.firebase.google.com → Add project. The free plan is enough to look around; the full installation needs Blaze.

02The ten minutes

1. Unzip and open a terminalPut the folder somewhere without spaces, for example ~/projects/superwallet.
2. Install packages in both apps

   cd crypto_wallet
   flutter pub get
   cd ../crypto_wallet_admin
   flutter pub get

3. Connect both apps to your Firebase projectLog in once, then pick your project when FlutterFire asks.

   firebase login
   cd crypto_wallet
   flutterfire configure --platforms=ios,android,web
   cd ../crypto_wallet_admin
   flutterfire configure --platforms=web

4. Create the app key fileThe wallet reads its API keys from .env. An empty copy of the template is fine for a first look.

   cd crypto_wallet
   cp .env.example .env

5. Run the walletStart an iOS simulator or Android emulator first (or add -d chrome).

   cd crypto_wallet
   flutter run --dart-define-from-file=.env

6. Run the admin panelIn a second terminal:

   cd crypto_wallet_admin
   flutter run -d chrome

03What you should see

• The wallet opens on onboarding. Create a test wallet and write the seed phrase down; it is a test wallet, but treat it like a real one.
• Swaps show a Simulated badge. That is expected: live quotes need the 0x or 1inch key (Configuration).
• The admin panel shows the Sign In screen. You cannot sign in yet: the first admin is created during the full installation (Installation → First admin).