Imagine AI that's reliable, transparent, and truly productive. FlowDot is built on values that make this vision real.
Low-quality, unreliable AI outputs flood the internet. You can't trust what AI produces because it hallucinates, contradicts itself, and gives you different answers every time.
You don't have to trust an AI model—you trust a workflow that a human thoughtfully designed, tested, and refined. It's structured thinking that produces reliable results.
Workflows are structured, repeatable processes. When you or the community designs a workflow, you're creating a system that produces consistent results—not rolling the dice with an AI model each time.
Instead of raw AI outputs, you design structured workflows with AI as your assistant. Chat with AI to build logic, add conditions, and create repeatable processes. The AI helps you structure your thinking, but you maintain control over the final workflow.
After a workflow executes, you can have follow-up conversations about the results. Ask clarifying questions, dig deeper into specific points, or request modifications—all while maintaining context from the original execution. This makes workflows truly productive.
Unlike other AI platforms where all your conversations are jumbled together in one endless chat history, FlowDot keeps conversations organized by workflow. Each workflow has its own conversation history—when you're building a "Research Assistant" workflow, you only see conversations about that workflow. When you're using a "Content Generator" workflow, you only see its execution results and follow-ups. Your AI conversations finally have the context and organization they deserve.
You choose the provider, the model, and see everything. Every prompt, every system instruction, every parameter—temperature, top_p, top_k, and more—is visible and adjustable. No hidden settings, no mysterious behavior. You control the AI, not the other way around. This is true transparency.
When OpenAI adds "thinking" or Google adds "research," you get black-box features you can't see, copy, modify, or learn from. You're stuck waiting for big companies to innovate.
Every public workflow is completely visible. See exactly how it works, copy it, modify it for your needs, and share improvements with the community. The community IS the innovation engine.
Every workflow shows you exactly what it does, step by step. You can copy it, modify it, or learn from it. When someone finds a better approach, they can share it and the whole community benefits.
Unlike black-box AI features, every node in a FlowDot workflow is visible and editable. See exactly how data flows, what transformations happen, and what logic is applied. This is the complex editor where workflow designers build sophisticated automation.
Not every workflow needs to be complex. This shows a simple workflow with just a few nodes. Each node performs a clear function, and you can trace the logic from start to finish. Start simple and add complexity only when you need it.
End users don't need to understand AI, nodes, or workflows. They see a simple interface, fill in what they need, and get results. This is how we democratize AI—by making powerful automation accessible to everyone, regardless of technical skill or budget. Complex workflows have simple frontends, so anyone can use sophisticated automation without technical expertise.
Whether a workflow is simple or incredibly complex, end users always see a clean, simple interface. Workflow designers can build sophisticated multi-step automation with branching logic, API integrations, and data transformations—but users just fill in a form and click execute. This is how we make AI accessible to everyone: hide the complexity from those who don't need it, but keep it visible and editable for those who do.
The FlowDot CLI brings workflow automation to your terminal. Execute workflows from scripts, CI/CD pipelines, cron jobs, or any command-line environment. No GUI needed—just pure automation power at your fingertips. Authenticate once, then run any workflow with a simple command. This is personal empowerment for developers who live in the terminal.
Whether you prefer a visual editor, a web dashboard, or the command line—FlowDot meets you where you are. The same powerful workflows work across all interfaces. Designers use the visual editor, end users use dashboards, and developers use the CLI. This is democratization through flexibility— everyone gets the interface that makes them most productive.
Click "Export to Python" on any workflow and receive a complete, self-contained Python project. It includes all code, dependencies (requirements.txt), configuration, README with setup instructions, and example usage. Install the dependencies, set your environment variables, and run it like any Python script. Your workflows aren't trapped in our platform—they're yours to run anywhere.
From visual workflow to production-ready Python code in seconds.
Build your workflow using the drag-and-drop visual editor. Add nodes, connect them, and configure each step of your automation process.
When you're ready to take your workflow beyond the platform, simply click the "Export to Python" button.
Choose your export options: project name, Python version compatibility, whether to include tests, and any additional configuration needed for your environment.
Your complete Python project downloads as a .zip file. It contains everything you need to run your workflow independently.
Unzip the downloaded file to see the complete project structure: Python source files, requirements.txt, configuration files, and documentation.
Open the project to see clean, well-documented Python code. Includes a comprehensive README, environment setup instructions, and example usage.
Execute your workflow from the command line on any system. Run it on your servers, in CI/CD pipelines, as cron jobs, or anywhere Python runs. True ownership, complete portability.
Most workflow platforms lock you in. You can only run workflows inside their system, on their servers, under their rules. If the platform changes, breaks, or shuts down, your workflows disappear with it.
Take your workflows beyond the platform. Export any workflow as a complete, production-ready Python project with all dependencies, configuration, and documentation. True ownership means you can run your workflows anywhere.
Raw AI was supposed to save time, but instead it creates more work. You spend hours reviewing, editing, and fixing AI outputs. The productivity promise was broken.
Workflows actually save time because they're designed for reliability. They produce consistent results that you can trust, and the community refines them until they're perfect.
Workflows are designed to be reliable, so you can actually delegate tasks confidently. The community tests and refines them, which means they get better over time instead of staying static.
Your data goes to providers you don't control. Powerful AI is locked behind paywalls. If you can't afford enterprise pricing, you're left behind.
Run AI locally with Ollama (completely free), use your own API keys, or mix both. Your data stays where you want it. Powerful AI is accessible to everyone.
Use your own API keys to any provider you choose, or run AI models locally with Ollama for free. Your data goes where you decide it goes. Community workflows work regardless of which provider you use.
Most automation tools trap your workflows in a silo. They can't respond to the outside world, and they can't affect it. You're stuck manually triggering workflows and copying results between platforms.
Your workflows connect bidirectionally with the platforms you use every day. The world can trigger your workflows, and your workflows can affect the world. We're constantly adding new integrations—your automation grows more powerful over time.
When someone pushes code to GitHub, your workflow can analyze it and post results to Slack. When a message arrives in Discord, your workflow can process it and update Jira. When a design updates in Figma, your workflow can extract tokens and commit to GitHub. Your workflows become bridges between all the tools you use.
Set up webhooks that automatically run workflows when events happen in external platforms. GitHub push? Run tests and notify the team. Figma file updated? Extract design tokens. Discord message? Analyze with AI and respond intelligently. Your workflows respond to the real world.
Use integration nodes to make your workflows interact with external platforms. Post results to Discord, update Jira tickets, commit to GitHub, comment on Figma files, send Slack messages, create Trello cards. Your workflows don't just process data—they take action in the tools you use every day.
Connect your workflows to the platforms you use every day
Discord
Slack
GitHub
Figma
Jira
Trello
Reddit
Integrations represent our "No Limits" philosophy in action. You're not constrained by what we thought to build—you can connect to any platform, respond to any event, and affect any external system. This is Personal Empowerment through connectivity. Your workflows become bridges that connect all your tools, creating automation that actually fits your workflow.
These are the principles that guide every decision we make at FlowDot
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