Flowith

Branching AI canvas with image, video, slides and the Agent Neo agent

AI Agents Canvas Workspace Deep Research Knowledge Management Multi-Model

Agents & Automation Freemium

Researched 14 Oct 2026 · Published 16 Jun 2026, 15:18 SGT · Reviewed 14 Oct 2026

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RECATOOLS Score

7.8 / 10

Capability

9.2

Value for money

Ease of use

6.5

ASEAN readiness

API quality

Founded

2023

Singapore

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 is an infinite-canvas AI workspace where prompts and answers become nodes you can branch and revisit, with 40+ models, AI image, video, slides and website generators, a Knowledge Garden and the Agent Neo autonomous agent. It is operated by Flowith Technologies Pte. Ltd. in Singapore and priced in credits.

Pricing

Pricing shown for reference only. These figures reflect RECATOOLS research as of 14 Oct 2026 and may be out of date or incomplete.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

300 one-time credits
Limited models
Limited concurrent tasks

Pro

$19.90/mo

Or $17.91/mo billed yearly ($214.92)

20,000 credits a month (22,000 in the comparison table) plus $4 of free generations
40+ premium models
50 concurrent tasks
Image and video batch mode
Commercial licence

Ultimate

$49.90/mo

Or $44.91/mo billed yearly ($538.92)

50,000 credits a month plus $38 of free generations
Unlimited Pack for selected image and video models
100 concurrent tasks
Top-up pack access
Commercial licence

Infinite

$499.90/mo

Or $399.92/mo billed yearly ($4,799.04)

500,000 credits a month plus $188 of free generations
Unlimited Pack
Unlimited concurrent tasks
Custom integrations and API access (listed as 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

A branching canvas of AI conversations where alternative answers and drafts stay side by side
Deep-research reports produced by the Agent Neo agent from a single brief
Slide decks generated from a prompt or from canvas research
Simple websites and web apps built by Agent Neo
AI images and video from models such as Nano Banana Pro, GPT Image and Seedance
A Knowledge Garden of uploaded material for the AI to draw on
A Media History library of every generated or uploaded image with its prompt

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

The canvas is the genuine strength: branching nodes keep long research or creative projects legible in a way a linear chat does not, and one subscription reaches 40+ image, video and text models. Credit pricing is public, from $19.90 a month or $17.91 billed yearly, with heavier Ultimate and Infinite plans that add an Unlimited Pack on a lower-priority queue.

Discount the agent marketing. Agent Neo is sold as having "Infinite Steps" and a benchmark lead Flowith does not link, and Flowith's own blog says such claims should not be treated as current specifications. The free tier is a one-time 300 credits, the API is still listed as coming soon, and there is no data-residency commitment.

Desk research by RECATOOLS from public sources, written with AI assistance — not a hands-on test. How we review

What we found

Flowith is an AI workspace built on an infinite canvas: instead of one scrolling chat, each prompt and answer becomes a node that can be branched, compared and revisited. It is run by Flowith Technologies Pte. Ltd., a Singapore company named in its terms, and an archived copy of its site shows a Chinese-language version live in November 2023. Since then the product has broadened from canvas chat into a creation suite: AI image, video, slides and website generators, a Knowledge Garden for uploaded material, a Media History library, and Agent Neo, its autonomous agent.

Treat the agent claims as marketing. The Neo page advertises "Infinite Steps" and a "million-context" agent and says Neo leads the GAIA benchmark, without linking a leaderboard. Funding coverage relaying the company's announcement said Neo handles tasks of more than a thousand steps. Yet Flowith's own blog, in a post source-checked on 1 August 2026, says older claims about infinite steps or very large token counts should not be treated as current specifications. The 10-million-token figure this page once quoted could not be found anywhere.

Pricing is published in credits. Starter is free with 300 one-time credits and limited models. Pro costs $19.90 a month, or $17.91 a month billed yearly; Ultimate $49.90, or $44.91 yearly; Infinite $499.90, or $399.92 yearly. The Pro card says 20,000 credits while the comparison table says 22,000. Ultimate and Infinite add an Unlimited Pack for certain image and video models, but the FAQ says those jobs queue behind credit-paid work and stay within the plan's concurrency cap. API access is listed only as coming soon, and refunds apply only within 48 hours and under 200 paid credits.

Coverage of the company's announcement says Vertex Ventures led a seed round and HSG and LongRiver co-led a seed-plus round, together worth tens of millions of dollars; no exact amount was published. The privacy policy allows processing across jurisdictions and makes no data-residency commitment.

Compiled by RECATOOLS from public sources: vendor documentation and pricing, code repositories and published reporting.

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.

About this listing

Researched on Wednesday, 14 October 2026

Published on Tuesday, 16 June 2026 at 15:18 SGT (UTC+8)

Last reviewed Wednesday, 14 October 2026 (1 week ago)

This entry was compiled from publicly available data including Flowith's official website, press releases, documentation, and reputable third-party publications. RECATOOLS is not affiliated with Flowith unless explicitly stated.

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