Flowith is an AI workspace built around a canvas instead of the usual back-and-forth chat window, letting you drag out nodes, branch ideas, and connect different threads of thinking, image generation, video, slides, and even full websites all in one visual space. The standout feature is its “infinite agent,” Agent Neo, which can run long, complex, multi-step tasks (research, building a webpage, generating a deck) without the usual context limits that trip up most chatbots, plus a “Knowledge Garden” that stores and reuses your material across sessions instead of losing it every new chat.
To get started you just open the canvas at flowith.io, drop in a prompt or file, and start branching nodes off it as your project grows, rather than scrolling through one long linear conversation. It’s worth spending a bit of time exploring the canvas view before diving into a big project, since the tool’s real advantage over typical AI chat apps only becomes obvious once you’re juggling multiple ideas side by side. There’s a free Starter plan with a one-time batch of credits and access to limited models, so you can try the canvas and Agent Neo before deciding whether to upgrade to one of the paid tiers, which add more credits, faster processing, and commercial licensing.
