Flowith

Infinite-canvas AI workspace where Agent Neo chains 1,000+ steps.

Agents & Automation Freemium
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RECATOOLS Score
7.8 / 10
Capability
9.2
Value for money
7
Ease of use
6.5
ASEAN readiness
7
API quality
4
Founded
2023
HQ
Shanghai, China (incorporated in San Francisco, USA)
Users
1M+ users (mid-2025)
Launched
Aug 7, 2024 (PH #1); Agent Neo: May 2025
Developer
Derek Nee (CEO), Yichen Wu (Co-founder & COO)

Overview

Flowith swaps the linear chatbox for an infinite 2D canvas of branching AI nodes, giving access to 40+ models plus Agent Neo, a cloud agent with a 10M-token context that Flowith says chains 1,000+ reasoning steps unsupervised.

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Pricing

Pricing shown for reference only. These figures reflect RECATOOLS research as of 11 Jul 2026 and may be out of date or incomplete. This is not financial or purchasing advice — always confirm the current price on the provider’s official website before making any decision.

Starter
Free
One-time credits to try Agent Neo
  • 300 one-time credits
  • Standard models
  • 5 concurrent tasks
Ultimate
$49.90/mo
For serious professional creators
  • 50,000 credits/mo
  • 100 concurrent tasks, 20x speed
  • Priority queue
Infinite
$499.90/mo
Maximum power, unlimited tasks
  • 500,000 credits/mo
  • Unlimited concurrent tasks
  • Priority support
  • API access (coming soon)

Use cases

Conducting multi-source deep research reports by running parallel Agent Neo threads across dozens of documents and web sources simultaneously Managing complex software projects by keeping an entire codebase in a 10M-token context while Neo handles backend, frontend, and database schemas in coordinated workflows Building a living knowledge base from uploaded PDFs, web clips, and notes using the Knowledge Garden, then grounding AI outputs against it to reduce hallucinations Long-form content production — drafting, fact-checking, structuring, and editing articles or reports across multiple branched canvas threads in a single session Automating cross-app workflows via FlowithOS, which navigates browsers and desktop applications to collect data, fill forms, and publish content without user intervention

What you can produce with Flowith

  • Multi-chapter research report synthesised from 50+ sources with cited claims, produced in a single Agent Neo session
  • Full-stack web application scaffolded across backend, frontend, and database layers within one canvas workspace
  • Searchable personal or team knowledge base built from uploaded documents, PDFs, and web clips via Knowledge Garden
  • Long-form article or content series drafted, structured, and edited using the Flowith Composer and canvas branching
  • Automated data-collection pipeline that navigates multiple websites, aggregates results, and exports structured data via FlowithOS
  • Multi-agent coordination plan with parallel specialist agents assigned to research, writing, and QA subtasks simultaneously
  • Slide deck or website generated from canvas research nodes using Flowith's built-in creative output tools
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ASEAN Perspective

Flowith in Southeast Asia

Flowith has direct ASEAN capital ties: its seed round was co-led by Vertex Ventures, a Singapore-based VC, and the company operates with roots in Shanghai alongside a San Francisco entity — a profile common among APAC-origin AI startups targeting global users. Founders Derek Nee and Yichen Wu were named to the Forbes 30 Under 30 Asia 2026 list, reflecting meaningful regional recognition. However, Flowith publishes no ASEAN-specific data-residency commitments, which is a notable gap for enterprise buyers in Singapore, Malaysia, or Indonesia operating under PDPA or OJK-governed data rules. The platform supports multiple languages and serves a significant Asian user base, but regulated ASEAN verticals (finance, healthcare, government) should seek explicit data-processing assurances before adopting it at scale.

RECATOOLS Verdict

Agent Neo is the real draw: a 10M-token context window and a claimed lead on the GAIA agent benchmark (Flowith's own reporting, not an independently verified leaderboard entry) set it apart from single-shot chat tools. The infinite canvas holds up across long, branching research or coding sessions that would fragment a normal chat window, and the $9M seed (March 2026, Vertex Ventures and HSG) suggests real institutional confidence.

Onboarding is rough — reviewers consistently flag a 30-60 minute learning curve — and the credit system burns fast on video generation. The free Starter tier is 300 one-time credits, thin enough that real evaluation basically requires paying. There's still no public developer API as of mid-2026, and ASEAN data-residency terms are unstated.

Independent AI-assisted assessment by RECATOOLS.

What people say

Most "infinite canvas" AI tools are a chat window with extra decoration. Flowith's is closer to a real project map — every exchange becomes a node you can branch, merge, and revisit, and Agent Neo, the platform's autonomous cloud agent, can chain more than 1,000 reasoning steps against a 10-million-token context without a human checking in. Flowith says Neo leads the GAIA agent benchmark; that claim comes from the company's own reporting rather than an independent leaderboard listing, so treat it as a strong internal result, not a verified third-party ranking.

Pricing is public and tiered: a free Starter plan with 300 one-time credits, Pro at $19.90/month (or $17.91 billed yearly), Ultimate at $49.90/month, and Infinite at $499.90/month for unlimited concurrent tasks. That free tier is thin enough that meaningful evaluation basically requires paying. The $9M seed round (March 2026, led by Vertex Ventures Singapore with HSG and LongRiver) signals real institutional interest in the team.

Product Hunt users liked it — Flowith pulled 772 upvotes and 108 comments on its August 7, 2024 launch day. The recurring complaints across reviews: a genuine 30-60 minute learning curve before the canvas clicks, and a credit system that drains fast on chained premium-model or video work. There's still no public developer API as of mid-2026, mobile is limited, and data-residency terms for ASEAN enterprise buyers aren't published anywhere.

Summary of public user & expert reviews, compiled by RECATOOLS.

Notable facts

  • Agent Neo topped the GAIA benchmark — the standard test for real-world AI agent performance — at its May 2025 launch, beating all competing autonomous agents.
  • Flowith was conceived at a hackathon in Yunnan, China, by a 10-person team who decided traditional chatboxes were fundamentally broken.
  • The $9M seed round in March 2026 included Vertex Ventures (Singapore-based) and HSG, the rebranded Sequoia China seed fund.
  • Founders Derek Nee and Yichen Wu appeared on Forbes 30 Under 30 Asia 2026, one of the youngest founding teams on the list.

Frequently asked questions

What makes Agent Neo different from other AI agents?
Agent Neo combines a 10-million-token context window (roughly 78× ChatGPT's standard window) with 1,000+ chained reasoning steps and cloud-based 24/7 execution. It can maintain perfect recall across hours-long research or coding sessions, self-corrects when a tool fails, and topped the GAIA real-world agent benchmark at launch in May 2025.
Is there a free plan and is it enough to evaluate the platform?
Yes, but it is minimal — the free tier provides approximately 300–1,000 one-time credits with access limited to basic models and up to 3 canvases. Most reviewers note this is insufficient for a fair evaluation of Agent Neo or multi-model workflows; the Professional plan (around $14–20/month billed annually) is the practical entry point.
Does Flowith offer a public API for developers or enterprise integrations?
As of mid-2026, Flowith does not offer a documented public API for third-party developers. The platform integrates 2,800+ external services through its agent layer, but programmatic access to Flowith itself via an API is not publicly available. Developers requiring deep integration should contact the Flowith enterprise team directly.

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