Flowmaps

Flowmaps turns an app idea into a visual feature map and an ordered build plan written for Lovable, Bolt, Replit, v0, Cursor or Claude Code. It flags gaps and risks, tracks progress on a board, and is free to start.

Flowmaps is a visual app planner aimed at people who build software with AI assistance, from first-time founders with no coding background to experienced developers. Instead of handing an AI builder a vague request, the user describes an app idea in plain words (or pastes a website link), and Flowmaps turns it into a map of features sorted into build first, next and later groups. The map can be edited freely, so the plan stays under the user's control. The core idea is to reduce wasted prompts. AI builders tend to guess when instructions are loose, and each correction costs credits. Flowmaps addresses this with a step-by-step build plan written in the style a chosen builder handles best: Lovable, Bolt, Replit, v0, Cursor or Claude Code, with a copy option for any other tool. A Scan for gaps function checks the whole map for items beginners often overlook, such as logins, security, data storage, privacy rules and emails, and explains why each matters. Risk flags cover payments, personal data and costs. A board tracks what is built and what comes next, and Claude Code users can have the AI work through cards and move them along. Flowmaps does not build the app itself. It sits upstream of tools like Lovable or Bolt, and it differs from whiteboard or mind map software by generating the structure rather than offering an empty canvas. It suits mobile apps, SaaS products and internal tools, and the site offers example maps such as a booking app, habit tracker, client dashboard and invoice tool, plus guides on MVP feature lists and planning Lovable projects. It can also help rescue a half-built project by mapping what is missing and in what order to fix it. The AI features run on the user's own Anthropic key with no markup, after a small allowance of free actions for early accounts. Free, Pro and Team plans cover solo experiments through small teams.