Automate the busywork. Own the outcome.
FlowForge is the workshop where handoffs, follow-ups, and digest emails get built once and run forever: a drag-and-drop canvas for triggers, conditions, and actions — with an execution log that shows step by step what happened, every time.
- Runs logged / demo
- 13
- Node types on the palette
- 14
- Connectors wired
- 10
Someone on your team is still copying rows between tools.
- Leads asked for yesterday's follow-up, done today — by hand.
- Every Monday starts with one person assembling a digest from four dashboards.
- When the handoff breaks, nobody can answer which system saw what, and when.
- The fix list lives in someone's head — and leaves when they do.
The FlowForge answer
Build the handoff once on the canvas. Let the log prove it ran.
Workflows behave as they appear: the trigger fires, the branches take their exits, the actions do their jobs — and every run files itself into the execution log, ready to answer for itself.
Try the canvasThree steps, no ceremony
A workflow is a graph: one node starts it, the rest define what happens. You can have it live before your coffee cools.
Drag a trigger onto the canvas
A webhook, a schedule, a form, a new record — the node that starts everything. Drop it in and the rest of the flow can be built around it.
Connect logic, actions, and delays
Branch on scores and thresholds, wait until the right moment, then fire the actions your team already uses. Draw a connection between two ports and the graph does the talking.
Run it and read the log
Test run against sample data or wait for real triggers. Either way, every run lands in the execution log — step by step, with durations and outputs you can audit.
Everything a build needs, on one canvas
No hidden pages, no mystery steps — the features below are the ones the demo genuinely exercises.
Your runs, exactly as they happened
Every workflow files its runs in a log you can filter, open, and export. In the demo, the whole history is simulated locally — step in and dissect anything.
Runs (7d)
1,284
Success rate
97.2%
Avg run time
2.6 s
Active flows
8
| When | Workflow | Status | Took |
|---|---|---|---|
| 09:41 | Lead router | success | 2.4 s |
| 09:39 | Cart rescue | failed | 48 min |
| 09:32 | Lead router | success | 2.1 s |
| 08:58 | Weekly exec digest | partial | 3.6 h |
| 08:12 | Lead router | success | 2.6 s |
Three teams that stop asking 'did it send?'
Lead routing
Score, branch, and dispatch: hot leads ping sales in seconds while the rest file themselves into nurture — with a run log proving who saw what.
Operations handoffs
Orders, tickets, and records move between systems without a human shuffling tabs. Conditions handle the exceptions; delays pace the follow-ups.
Scheduled reporting
Every Monday at nine, the digest builds itself and lands in the channel. Nobody remembers to ask for it again — it simply arrives.
Three plans, two months free yearly
Pick by volume. Switch any time — the demo workspace always has every capability available.
Starter
For a solo operator shipping the first few automations.
$19/mo
- Visual canvas builder with drag-and-drop nodes
- Core triggers: webhooks, schedules, form submits
- Filters and conditional branching
Pro
For teams running the revenue-critical automations nobody may drop.
$49/mo
- Everything in Starter
- 20 active workflows + drafts without limit
- Multi-step branching inside conditions (2 levels)
Scale
For companies where automation is core infrastructure.
$129/mo
- Everything in Pro
- Unlimited active workflows and users
- 50,000 runs / month with burst headroom
The FAQ a skeptic would write
The full list lives on the pricing page FAQ.
Draw the first two nodes right now.
The demo workspace boots with three real workflows and thirteen runs of history. Build a new one from a template — it takes about a minute.