Create flows by talking to AI
No clicking through menus. No manual organization. Just describe what you want in plain English and watch your flow library build itself. Works in the browser or through Claude Code.
How it works
- Step 01
Natural language commands
Tell the assistant what you need: 'Create an onboarding flow with 5 screens' or 'Add a checkout step after the cart'. No syntax to learn, no buttons to find.
AIFlow AssistantLIVE PREVIEWWelcomeSign UpVerifyProfileCompleteFig. 2 — Natural language commands - Step 02
Auto-organization
Upload 50 screenshots and say 'Organize these by user journey'. The AI analyzes content, groups related screens, and names flows automatically.
6 screens✨Analyzing screenshots...Main FlowCheckoutProfile🏠Home🛒Cart📱Feed💳Pay⚙️Settings👤ProfileFig. 3 — Auto-organization - Step 03
Claude Code integration
For developers: use our MCP server with Claude Code to manage flows from your terminal. Create, update, and organize flows without leaving your IDE.
claude-code — zsh❯claude"create login flow with email and password"⏳ Analyzing request...📁 Creating flow: Authentication+ Screen: Email Input+ Screen: Password Entry+ Screen: Login Success✅ Flow created with 3 screens⚡Building...✉️Email🔒Password✅SuccessFig. 4 — Claude Code integration
What you get
- 01
No learning curve
If you can describe it, you can build it. The AI understands context and intent.
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Works with existing tools
MCP integration means Claude Code users can manage flows alongside their codebase.
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Always improving
Powered by Claude. As the model improves, so does your assistant.
Where it is used
- Rapid Project Setup
- Describe your app's structure and watch the AI create the complete flow hierarchy in seconds.
- Design System Documentation
- Upload component screenshots and ask the AI to organize them by category and variant.
- Competitor Analysis
- Screenshot competitor apps and have AI organize them into comparable user journeys.
- Sprint Planning
- Quickly document the screens needed for upcoming features by describing user stories.
Try it on your own screens.
Free to start, no card. Bring one Figma file and see whether the structure it hands back looks like your product.