OpenFlowKit

What it does

Account requirement

The free plan says no account or credit card is required.checked 5 Oct 2001

AI assistant

Flowpilot AI lets users chat with a diagram in natural language to build and style blocks.checked 5 Oct 2001

AI keys

AI diagram generation uses bring-your-own OpenAI or Anthropic keys, which the site says are stored on the user's device.checked 5 Oct 2001

Auto-layout

Auto-layout uses ELK.js to route edges and align nodes.checked 5 Oct 2001

Code import

It says it can parse JSON, React components, Prisma schemas, and SQL dumps into a diagram canvas.checked 5 Oct 2001

Collaboration

Users can share a link and collaborate through peer-to-peer WebRTC with live cursors.checked 5 Oct 2001

Diagram as code

It supports a type-safe DSL and Mermaid.js syntax for defining diagrams.checked 5 Oct 2001

Exports

The site lists SVG, PNG, JSON, and MP4 exports, and its free plan also lists JPG export.checked 5 Oct 2001

Figma

Diagrams can be copied into Figma as editable SVG and text layers, with no plugin required.checked 5 Oct 2001

License and hosting

The core engine is MIT licensed, and the site says users can host it anywhere and modify it freely.checked 5 Oct 2001

Privacy

The site describes storage as local-first, says diagrams stay on the user's machine, and says there is no cloud tracking or forced syncing.checked 5 Oct 2001

Project status

The site describes the project as just getting started and says the core engine is being built in the open.checked 5 Oct 2001

Purpose

OpenFlowKit is a free, open-source diagram tool for builders who write code or use drag and drop.checked 5 Oct 2001