About ClaudFlow

ClaudFlow is a free, browser-based visual workflow builder for designing AI prompt chains. Instead of writing one prompt at a time, you can map out an entire multi-step process as a flowchart: define inputs, chain prompts together, add conditional logic, transform data between steps, and specify outputs.

Why Visual Workflows Matter

The most powerful use of AI is not a single prompt. It is a sequence of prompts where each step builds on the output of the previous one. A blog post pipeline, for example, starts with topic research, flows into outline generation, then draft writing, then editing, then SEO optimization. Each step has its own specialized prompt, and the output of each step feeds into the next.

The problem is that keeping these multi-step workflows in your head is error-prone. You forget steps, lose track of dependencies, and end up with inconsistent processes. ClaudFlow makes the entire workflow visible, editable, and shareable.

How It Works

The builder provides five block types: Input (where data enters), AI Prompt (where Claude or another model processes text), Condition (decision points that branch the workflow), Transform (data formatting or cleanup steps), and Output (the final result). You add blocks to the canvas, drag them into position, and connect them by dragging from the output port of one block to the input port of another.

Double-click any block to edit its content. For AI Prompt blocks, you write the actual prompt template. For Condition blocks, you describe the logic. When you are finished, export the workflow as JSON to save it, share it with your team, or import it later.

Three pre-built example workflows are included: a Blog Post Pipeline, a Code Review Flow, and a Data Analysis Chain. Load any of them with one click to see the builder in action and modify them for your own use.

Part of the Open Tools Network

ClaudFlow is part of the zovo.one open tools network. It pairs naturally with ClaudHQ, a searchable library of prompt templates you can drag into your workflow blocks, and ClaudKit, an API playground for testing individual prompts before adding them to a chain.

Everything runs in your browser. No server calls, no accounts, no data collection. Your workflows are stored in your browser's local storage and never leave your machine unless you explicitly export them.

Open Source

The source code is available on GitHub. Contributions are welcome, particularly new example workflows and block type ideas. If you have built a prompt chain that works well for a specific use case, consider submitting it as a pre-built example that others can load and customize.