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Preflights 
Most teams ship fast and document late, then spend weeks arguing about what the system actually does. FlowCraft helps you turn messy ideas into clear flowcharts, process maps, and system diagrams, with AI doing the heavy lifting. It supports common formats like sequence diagrams, user journey maps, mind maps, and knowledge graphs so your docs stop rotting.
Your docs aren’t “missing”. They’re lying.
Every startup says they’ll “write it up later”.
Later never comes. Then onboarding turns into tribal lore, incident reviews turn into finger-pointing, and your “architecture” lives in one stressed-out engineer’s head.
Here’s the deal: diagrams fix that. Not as pretty pictures. As shared truth.
FlowCraft (flowcraft.app) is a diagramming tool built for the stuff teams really need: flowcharts, process maps, and system diagrams that stay readable when the product gets messy.
What FlowCraft is trying to replace
Most diagram tools force a trade:
- Drag-and-drop until your wrist hurts
- Or write diagram code until your team taps out
FlowCraft aims for the middle path: fast creation, clean output, and enough structure that your diagrams don’t turn into spaghetti.
Diagram types that match real work
FlowCraft’s positioning isn’t “draw anything”. It’s “document what matters”.
You can cover common scenarios without switching tools:
- Flowcharts for logic and ops
- Process maps for teams and handoffs
- System diagrams for services and data paths
- Sequence diagrams for “who calls what, when”
- User journey maps for product and UX
- Mind maps for planning
- Knowledge graphs for connected notes
That mix matters because most teams don’t have one problem. They have ten, and all of them touch the same system.
The AI angle (used for speed, not vibes)
The pitch is simple: spend less time pushing boxes and more time getting the diagram right.
When you start from a rough idea, AI assistance can help you get to a first draft faster, then you edit it into something your team will trust.
Current status: paused, data safe
FlowCraft is currently showing a maintenance notice while the team investigates API usage and cost issues.
It gets worse: plenty of tools go dark and take your work with them.
FlowCraft explicitly says your diagrams and data remain safe during the pause. That’s the right promise to make when you’re asking teams to store their source-of-truth docs.
Who this is for
- Founders who need to explain the system to investors, hires, and themselves
- Product teams mapping user journeys without endless meetings
- Engineers who need sequence diagrams and system views that don’t rot
- Ops folks documenting processes so work survives turnover
If you’re tired of “can someone draw this?” threads that die in Slack, flowcraft.app is built for that exact pain.