What is getting in the way
Repeated work often moves through copied notes, manual reminders, and unclear handoffs. But replacing that process with automation before the edge cases are understood creates a different kind of risk.
Flows · Preview
No code AI workflow builder preview for a process you can map
The Prostir no code AI workflow builder lets you model one bounded process as a first-class Flow while the production runtime completes its staged reliability release.
What changes
Use the preview to make the process visible, shape its typed graph, and evaluate its publication and run-observation surface without treating unfinished recovery guarantees as production-ready.
Flows · Preview
How Prostir gets you there
Bound one process
Choose a repeatable job with a clear start, actors, decisions, inputs, and acceptable ending.
Map the Flow
Use the editor and typed graph to make steps, edges, and intended product interactions explicit.
Review it in preview
Inspect publication, archive, and baseline run information while reliability criteria continue through staged release work.
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What you can verify
- Flow is a separate product with its own editor, typed graph, identity, publication, passport, and archive.
- The current surface includes baseline events, checkpoints, bookmarks, incidents, and scheduling work.
- The runtime is explicitly a preview: production retry, recovery, branching, looping, and scheduling guarantees are not yet claimed.
A good fit if
- You can describe one bounded repeated process and want to make its automation design concrete.
- You are comfortable evaluating a preview while the release acceptance matrix is completed.
Not the right fit if
- You need a business-critical automation with production reliability guarantees today.
- You need a promised replacement for n8n, Zapier, or another established automation runtime.
Questions before you decide
Is this production-ready workflow automation?
Not yet. The editor and product surface are useful, but the runtime remains in staged implementation and its reliability, retry, recovery, and scheduling criteria are still gated.
Why join the preview now?
It is useful when you want to define the real process and its boundaries early, then evaluate the Flow surface against that concrete job as release evidence lands.
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Bring one process, not an automation wish list
Describe the repeated work, handoffs, and failure cost. We will tell you whether it belongs in the Flow preview or should stay on a later release path.