Flowith
Manage multi-step AI workflows, research, and document analysis on an infinite visual canvas
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What is Flowith?
Flowith is an agentic AI workspace that connects thinking, creation, and execution in a single flow. It centers around an infinite canvas interface where ideas, questions, and tasks sit as visual nodes you can move, connect, and expand, letting you see and manage many parallel AI conversations at once. This canvas is backed by Agent Neo, an autonomous agent with a very large context window that can do multi‑step workflows like web research, document analysis, and long‑form synthesis without needing constant user input.
The platform also includes a Knowledge Garden system that lets you import documents, PDFs, and other materials, turning them into searchable, AI‑aware knowledge units that are automatically cited in responses. Instead of a classic chat, Flowith lets you combine more than 40 different AI models—such as GPT‑5, Claude Opus, DeepSeek, and others—on the same workspace, switching between them without losing context. You can generate text, images, video, websites, and slides directly on the canvas while keeping everything organized and linked.
Flowith is designed for creators, researchers, engineers, and teams who work on complex, multi‑branch projects and want to break free of linear chat. It suits people who need long‑running, memory‑rich agents (like Agent Neo) for research, content production, or product‑building, as well as those who want to unify their personal knowledge bases, external sources, and creative output into one visual workspace. By integrating FlowithOS, the platform also positions itself as an AI‑native operating system for agents, helping users plan, evolve, and execute workflows across data sources, apps, and tools in a memory‑driven environment.
Flowith pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
Flowith offers a Starter plan at 0 USD per month with 300 basic one‑time credits, limited model access, 5 concurrent tasks, and 2 active devices. The Professional plan is 19.90 USD per month (17.91 USD annually), including 22,000 monthly credits, access to over 40+ models, 50 concurrent tasks, 5 active devices, batch image and video generation, and priority processing. The Ultimate plan is 49.90 USD per month (44.91 USD annually), with 55,000 monthly credits plus extra free generations, 100 concurrent tasks, high‑speed processing, and expanded model access. The Infinite plan is 499.90 USD per month (399.92 USD annually), providing 550,000 monthly credits plus additional free generations, unlimited concurrent tasks, 10 active devices, max processing speed, and priority features such as direct founder access and custom‑integration support in the future. All plans include Flowith Web, FlowithOS, Flowith iOS, commercial use rights, and top‑up pack options.
Flowith pros
- Infinite 2D canvas for visual thinking and workflows
- Supports multiple AI agents running in parallel
- Agent Neo with very large context window for long tasks
- Over 40 AI models available in one interface
- Switch models mid‑conversation without losing context
- Knowledge Garden to store and query personal documents
- Automatic citation of imported sources in outputs
- Supports text, image, video, website, and slide creation
- Visual nodes that can be linked into thinking trees
- Collaborative canvas for team work
- Real‑time task execution with memory‑based agents
- Strong focus on research‑heavy workflows
- Commercial license included on paid plans
- Batch generation for images and videos
- Credit‑based system that scales with usage
- Unlimited Mode on higher tiers for steady access to key models
- High‑speed processing and priority queues on premium plans
- Dedicated Discord support and onboarding help
Flowith cons
- Free tier provides only 300 one‑time credits, which is very limited
- Starter plan restricts access to advanced and premium models
- Credit system can run out quickly with heavy Agent Neo usage
- No unlimited concurrent tasks outside the Infinite plan
- Unlimited Mode still has fair‑use and queue‑based limits
- No full MCP or advanced agent support on all plans yet
- Platform may feel overwhelming for users used to simple chat
- Complexity of canvas and multi‑agent workflows requires learning curve
Frequently asked questions about Flowith
What is Flowith and what does it do?
Flowith is an agentic AI workspace that combines thinking, creating, and executing in one environment. It uses an infinite canvas where ideas, questions, and tasks appear as visual nodes that you can connect, move, and branch, letting you manage many parallel AI conversations at once instead of a single chat thread. Behind this canvas are tools like Agent Neo, an autonomous agent that can do multi‑step web research, document analysis, and long‑form synthesis, along with a Knowledge Garden system that stores your documents and makes them searchable by AI with automatic citation.
How does the canvas interface work?
The canvas is an infinite 2D workspace where each message or task is a node that you can drag, connect, and link into trees of thought. You can open multiple agent threads, AI models, or tools on the same canvas, visually organizing them by topic or project, and even duplicate or branch nodes to explore alternatives. This interface is designed to help you see global context, switch between different lines of work, and keep complex multi‑branch projects organized without losing track of earlier conversations or decisions.
What is Agent Neo and what can it do?
Agent Neo is Flowith’s autonomous AI agent built for long, multi‑step workflows. It can perform web research, read and analyze documents, synthesize information across many sources, and execute extended missions that would normally require many manual prompts. With a large context window and memory‑based reasoning, Agent Neo can maintain continuity across thousands of steps, making it suitable for research, content planning, product‑spec drafting, and other complex tasks that need sustained, agent‑driven execution.
What is the Knowledge Garden?
The Knowledge Garden is Flowith’s built‑in knowledge‑management system that lets you upload files like PDFs, Word documents, and notes, which are then broken into searchable units called Seeds. AI can query these Seeds and reference them when answering, giving responses that are grounded in your own materials instead of generic knowledge. The system also automatically cites the source documents, so you can trace where information comes from and maintain higher factual reliability and accountability in your work.
How many AI models can I use on Flowith?
Flowith gives access to over 40 AI models, including advanced ones such as GPT‑5, Claude Opus, DeepSeek, and several image and video models. You can switch between these models mid‑conversation or assign different models to different nodes on the canvas without losing overall context, letting you pick the best model for coding, reasoning, creative writing, or media generation. Higher‑tier plans unlock more of these premium models and include extra free generations for specific image and video models.
What are credits and how do they work?
Credits are Flowith’s consumption unit that tracks your use of AI models, agents, and media generation features. Each query or generation consumes a certain number of credits depending on the model and complexity, with premium models like GPT‑5 or Claude Opus costing more than base models. Paid plans come with monthly credits plus occasional top‑ups, and once your credits are used you can top up or rely on Unlimited Mode on eligible plans where usage of certain models does not consume credits as long as fair‑use rules are met.
What is Unlimited Mode?
Unlimited Mode is a premium feature on higher plans that lets you use designated AI models on the canvas without consuming your regular credits. When enabled, those models run through a dedicated queue that may have lower priority than standard, credit‑based processing, meaning you can generate continuously but with dynamic speed and concurrency limits. Unlimited Mode is subject to fair‑use rules, including no automation scripts, no account sharing, and no resale, and it can be disabled at any time if you prefer to fall back to credit‑based standard processing for faster throughput.
Can I collaborate with others on Flowith?
Yes, Flowith supports team collaboration on the canvas, letting multiple users work on the same workspace, view each other’s nodes, and contribute to shared projects. The platform includes features that let groups manage complex tasks, conduct joint research, and build content together while keeping everything visually organized. Higher‑tier plans increase the number of active devices and concurrency limits to better support team workflows.
What types of content can I create with Flowith?
Flowith supports generating text, images, videos, entire websites, and slide decks directly on the canvas. You can draft long‑form articles, code, research summaries, storyboards, and technical documents using text models, while image and video models let you create visuals and short clips that can be embedded in your nodes. The canvas also lets you construct complete web pages or presentation flows by combining these elements into a single, navigable structure.
Is there a mobile or desktop version of Flowith?
Flowith includes a web interface, a dedicated iOS app, and FlowithOS, which acts as an agent‑oriented operating layer for AI workflows. The iOS app lets you access your canvas, Knowledge Garden, and agents on mobile, while the desktop‑flavored FlowithOS supports deeper integration with local tools, data sources, and workflows. All plans give access to Flowith Web, FlowithOS, and Flowith iOS, so you can move between devices and continue your projects seamlessly.