FlowGram is a node-based flow building engine that helps developers quickly create workflows in either fixed layout or free connection layout modes, providing a set of interactive best practices. It's particularly suitable for visual workflows with clear inputs and outputs.
In today's AI-driven era, we are focusing more on how to empower workflows with AI, hence the AI suffix in our name.
FlowGram = Flow + Program, suggesting that flows are like programs, with Condition, Loop, and even TryCatch nodes.
Fixed layout with nodes/branches supporting specified position drag and drop, offering compound nodes like branches and loops
Free layout where nodes can be moved to any position and connected through free connections
Providing a set of interactive best practices for smoother workflow operations
Motion Transitions | Motion animations in web applications can be traced back to Material Design, which suggests that element changes in width, height, or position need a transition process. The canvas engine separates the drawing of lines and nodes, greatly reducing the cost of implementing motion transitions ![]() |
Touchpad Gesture Zoom + Space Key Canvas Drag | Gestures refer to Mac touchpad two-finger spread/pinch for canvas zoom in/out, or holding space to drag the canvas, interactions inspired by Sketch and Figma ![]() |
Minimap | ![]() |
Undo/Redo | ![]() |
Copy/Paste (Shortcut Support) | ![]() |
Box Selection + Drag and Drop (Fixed) | ![]() |
Horizontal/Vertical Layout Switch (Fixed) | ![]() |
Branch Folding (Fixed) | ![]() |
Grouping (Fixed) | ![]() |
Auto Layout (Free) | ![]() |
Snap Alignment + Guidelines (Free) | ![]() |
Coze Loop Sub-canvas (Free) | ![]() |