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Flow-Like

A source-available developer platform for building and running typed application logic as Flows, editable as text (FlowScript) or on a live visual canvas, executed by a local Rust runtime.

Flow-Like

Flow-Like lets a developer build and run application logic as a Flow: one executable process whose persisted graph, called a Board, a Rust runtime executes locally or on configured infrastructure. An App is the unit a team ships, keeping its Flows alongside the Events and Pages that expose them, its data, reusable packages, members, roles and release settings; an App Event selects a Flow's entry point, version and execution location for an API, schedule, chat, form, page, REST endpoint, MCP server or another supported caller.

FlowScript is the typed text form of a Flow, and the canvas shows the same Flow as nodes, pins and connections; editing either view updates the same underlying Board, so a broad edit can be made in text and a specific branch traced or inspected on the canvas. Studio is the desktop application for managing Apps, editing Flows, inspecting data and packages, running logic locally and tracing results back to the Board; a browser app and a configured backend add shared access and remote execution.

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