First | you’ll need to create a Firebase project and upgrade it to the Blaze Plan. You can find instructions on how to create a new Firebase project and connect it to your FlutterFlow project here: . Next | you’ll need to set up Algolia Search for image search. You’ll need to replace “ALGOLIA_APPLICATION_ID” and “ALGOLIA_SEARCH_API_KEY” in the Algolia tab of the FlutterFlow project. You’ll also need to install the proper Firebase extension and select the “images” collection for indexing. You can find instructions on how to set up Algolia Search here: . The project has RevenueCat preconfigured | however you’ll need to complete the necessary steps for the App Store and Play Store. You’ll need to replace “REVENUECAT_APP_STORE_KEY” and “REVENUECAT_PLAY_STORE_KEY” in the RevenueCat tab of the FlutterFlow project. You’ll also need to adjust the entitlement name within the constants tab of the FlutterFlow project to match what you chose during RevenueCat setup. You can find instructions on how to set up RevenueCat for your FlutterFlow project here: . Lastly | you’ll need to generate an OpenAI API Key that has access to DALL·E 3 generation. Upon generating the key | you’ll need to replace “OPENAI_API_KEY” in the OpenAI Image Generation API call and then deploy the Private API.