AI Flow Chat is a no-code AI canvas for building content workflows and shareable apps from videos, PDFs and Notion. Plans start at $29/month with a trial.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
AI Flow Chat is a web-based AI canvas for creators and marketers who want to turn existing material into new content. Instead of a single linear chat window, it provides a whiteboard and flowchart builder where videos, PDFs, websites and other references sit alongside prompts and AI models. The company describes it as a way to use viral videos, PDF playbooks and websites to generate content for a business while saving hundreds of hours.
The product is organized around four ideas: an AI Whiteboard for gathering sources, AI flowcharts for building repeatable workflows without code, shareable AI apps, and a reusable prompt library. It works with models from OpenAI, Anthropic and Gemini, and the site says new models are added continuously. Around the core product sit a template gallery, community apps, documentation and free tools such as a prompt generator and a word counter.
The homepage includes testimonials, among them a user who calls it a one-person marketing team, and a viral X post with 3.2M views about an automated setup generating roughly 90 articles a day. These are selected by the vendor, so they are best read as the company's own evidence rather than independent review data.
Work usually starts on the AI Whiteboard. Users drop in reference material such as videos, PDFs, websites, TikToks, Reels and shorts, and can group resources together to define a particular style and voice. The AI then uses that material as context, so the output draws on the sources instead of starting from a blank prompt.
When a process produces good results, it can be built into an AI flowchart. The flowchart is a non-linear layout of steps, which the site presents as an alternative to re-prompting a chat from scratch each time. Users can start from community templates or from their own prompt library, and the builder requires no code.
Finished workflows can be packaged into apps with instant deployment and either public or private sharing. Each paid plan includes a number of app schedules, which suggests apps can run on a timetable, and the Pro plan removes AI Flow Chat branding from embedded apps. A recent product update also lets related conversations live together in a tabbed Chat node.
The source layer is the broadest part of the product. Supported references include YouTube, PDF, DOCX, Notion, TikTok, web pages, Reels, video files, Twitter videos, Facebook/Meta ads and tweets, with audio files marked as coming soon. A Notion integration lets users connect multiple workspaces, whether personal, team or client, and pull docs, wikis, meeting notes and SOPs into a workflow.
On the model side, every plan includes access to all supported AI models from providers such as OpenAI, Anthropic and Gemini. The site also publishes a guide on choosing a model by task, weighing quality, speed and credit cost, which shows that model choice affects how credits are spent.
For reuse, the prompt library lets users save, manage and reuse their best prompts in any workflow, browse community-vetted prompts in a gallery, and publish their own. Combined with community templates and community apps, this gives new users starting points for SEO articles, lead-generation apps and video scripts.
AI Flow Chat is a no-code AI canvas for creators and marketers. Users gather sources such as videos, PDFs, websites and Notion pages, then build repeatable AI workflows and shareable apps to generate content.
Plans are billed monthly in USD: Basic at $29, Scale at $59 and Pro at $119. Basic begins with a 7-day free trial for new customers. An annual option saves 20%.
Yes. The Basic plan is listed at $0 for 7 days, then $29 per month, for new customers only. The site says users can cancel anytime.
The site says it continuously adds new models from providers such as OpenAI, Anthropic and Gemini. All three plans include access to all AI models.
Supported references include YouTube, PDF, DOCX, Notion, TikTok, web pages, Reels, video files, Twitter videos, Facebook/Meta ads and tweets. Audio files are listed as coming soon.
Yes. Users can connect Notion workspaces, including personal, team or client ones, and pull pages such as docs, wikis, meeting notes and SOPs into an AI workflow as context.
The site describes building repeatable AI systems without a single line of code. Workflows are built visually and can start from community templates or a personal prompt library.
Yes. Workflows can be packaged into apps with instant deployment and shared publicly or privately. The Pro plan removes AI Flow Chat branding from embedded apps.