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Turn repeat jobs into simple workflows for emails, files and tasks. Connect the steps or start with a ready-made template. No coding needed.
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One trigger, a few actions, running top to bottom. You click the pieces together — no code required.
Choose what starts your automation — a schedule, an incoming email, a webhook, a new file in a folder, or a new row in a table.
Chain the steps that do the work — save data, send email, call an API, ask AI to classify or draft, notify you, or wait for your approval.
Enable your workflow and keep FlowForge running on an awake computer. It can work with the main window closed, and logs each run step by step.
Choose what starts the job, add the steps you need, and decide when to ask for approval.
Schedules, incoming email (IMAP), webhooks, folder watchers, and new-record events. Turn a workflow on and it runs on its own.
Real HTTP requests, local data tables, tasks, notifications, and send-email — plus Slack, Discord, Telegram, and GitHub out of the box.
Classify, extract, or draft with a local Ollama model that never leaves your machine — or connect your own Claude key.
If/else conditions, for-each loops, and filters let you build logic that adapts to each run — not just a straight line of steps.
Add a “Wait for Approval” step and risky runs pause until you say go — surviving app restarts while they wait for you.
Every change is snapshotted and every credential use is recorded in a tamper-evident log. Roll back any workflow in one click.
No black box. Every run records each step's status, timing, inputs, outputs, and logs — so when something matters, you can see precisely what happened.
FlowForge fits the way real work happens — not a rigid template of someone else's process.
Wear fewer hats. Let FlowForge handle the repetitive glue between your tools.
Standardize the busywork across clients without paying per task.
Keep recurring jobs together instead of copying the same details between tools.
If you do it more than twice a week, it probably belongs in a workflow.
Choose a template, review its steps and add your own details. Templates that use email, APIs or AI need the relevant connections; some include demo steps to replace before live use.
Classify every support email with AI, auto-acknowledge the sender, log it, and ping you only when it's urgent.
Capture website form leads, save them locally, and create the first follow-up task automatically.
Classify inbound tickets with an AI agent and route them to the right queue with a notification.
Kick off a repeatable onboarding checklist automatically whenever a new client is added.
Daily reminders to send invoices and chase outstanding payments before they slip.
Every week, generate the content checklist and log the plan so nothing falls through.
Workflow definitions and run history stay on your computer. Email, APIs and hosted AI send data to the services you choose. Learn about private workflow automation.
API keys and tokens are encrypted with your Mac's Keychain and never cross back to the interface, exports, or logs.
Workflows execute in-process on your machine. Local steps can work offline; connected steps need internet. Subscription activation and periodic licence validation also use the network.
Every credential use is written to a hash-chained log you can verify. A safety analyzer even warns you before a workflow could leak data.
Use an AI step to sort text, extract details or prepare a draft. Choose a local Ollama model or connect your own Anthropic API key for Claude. Hosted AI sends that step’s input to the provider. Explore AI workflow options.
Unlike cloud tools, you're never billed by how much you automate. Start with a 14-day free trial — card required, cancel anytime before it ends and you're not charged.
For individuals automating their own work.
For power users who want every capability.
Share workflows across a small team.
FlowForge executes workflows and stores run history on your computer. Connected email, APIs and hosted AI send the data needed for the steps you configure. Licence activation and periodic validation also use the network. See the privacy policy and security details.
FlowForge is signed and notarised by Apple, so it opens like any other Mac app — no security warnings, no System Settings detour.
Local workflow steps can run offline while your licence remains valid. Email, APIs and hosted AI need an internet connection, as do activation and periodic subscription checks. Keep FlowForge running on an awake computer for scheduled and background work.
No. You click triggers and actions together, and type plain-language instructions for the AI steps. There's an optional sandboxed code step for developers who want it, but it's never required.
Out of the box: HTTP APIs, email (IMAP in, SMTP out), Slack, Discord, Telegram, GitHub, plus local AI via Ollama (or your own Claude key), and configured MCP tools. Connections need the appropriate account, credentials and setup; availability depends on the service.
At the end of the 14-day trial your subscription starts automatically and the first payment is taken — FlowForge keeps running with nothing for you to do. Cancel before day 15 and you are not charged.
If you cancel, FlowForge stops running automations until you activate a licence key again. That applies to everything — manual runs, schedules, background triggers and AI-agent calls. A paid subscription is required to keep using the app; there is no limited free tier.
Nothing is deleted and nothing is uploaded. Your workflows, credentials and history are yours and stay on your Mac, so subscribing later resumes exactly where you left off. See how the trial works.
FlowForge provides downloads for macOS 12 and later and Windows 10 and later. Choose the installer for your computer above. See the installation guide for platform-specific steps.
FlowForge checks for updates and lets you download new versions directly. Because it's a desktop app you own, you're never forced onto a change you didn't ask for.
Yes. FlowForge can expose your workflows as tools over MCP, with a documented setup for Claude Desktop. Client compatibility and configuration vary. See the manual for setup instructions; approval steps and run history remain part of the workflow.
Download FlowForge, review a template, and connect the services your first workflow needs. Explore automation on Mac.
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