Shipped
Core engine and converter
Pure-Dart similarity-aware interpolation, Lucide data, the browser converter, and the first Flutter MorphIcon widget are in place.
Roadmap
A calmer path
from geometry to motion.
The work ahead is focused on making the adapter layer as dependable as the math underneath: small APIs, predictable paint costs, and tools that help Flutter teams ship expressive state changes.
Milestones
Shipped, next, then further out.
Current
Render targets and helpers
MorphMask brings child paint into morphing geometry. MorphTween, MorphPair, and extensions make the common path concise.
Up next
Hardening the adapter contract
Expand widget, painter, semantics, lifecycle, and golden coverage. Tighten controlled progress behavior, save-layer guidance, and ergonomics across platforms.
Planned
Shareable studio and SVG doctor
Make it easier to share a pair, inspect path quality, and diagnose difficult source SVGs before they enter a production icon set.
Exploring
Future animation tooling
Explore timeline authoring, gesture capture, motion presets, and export workflows without making the runtime package depend on a state-management or animation framework.
Guiding principle
Keep the runtime small.
The roadmap favors APIs that compose with Flutter instead of replacing it. No mandatory provider, no chart package, no map SDK, and no hidden global animation state.
Follow the work
Try what exists today.
Run the live core showcase, inspect MorphMask, or follow implementation progress in the repository.