Flowith is an AI workspace that combines an agent for multi-step tasks, a knowledge base and voice capture for ideas in one place. You can use it to build web pages, write code and prepare presentations through conversation, instead of switching between separate tools.
Key features
- Neo agent: Runs multi-step tasks with minimal supervision.
- Knowledge base: Organizes text, images and files in a searchable workspace.
- Voice capture: Turns spoken ideas into notes or tasks.
- 40+ models: For text, image and video generation on paid plans.
Pricing
| Plan | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Free | Free | 300 one-time credits, no commercial license |
| Pro | About $19.90/month | 20,000 monthly credits and a commercial license |
| Ultimate | About $49.90/month | 50,000 credits and select premium models free |
| Infinite | About $499.90/month | 500,000 credits and unlimited concurrent tasks |
Prices are slightly lower on annual billing. Credits do not roll over, and video tasks use credits quickly.
Prices can change, so check Flowith’s official pricing page before you subscribe.
Pros and cons
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Agents, notes and voice capture in one subscription | Credits do not roll over and run out fast with video |
| Access to many models from one place | Free plan has no commercial license |
| Free plan is enough to test the interface | Task costs vary widely and are hard to predict |
Use cases
- Multi-step research: Ask the agent to gather sources on a topic and summarize them into an organized document.
- Turning a spoken idea into a plan: Record your idea by voice and turn it into tasks in the knowledge base.
- Prototyping a page or deck: Build a first web page or presentation through conversation.
- Comparing AI models: Run the same prompt on several models to see which suits each task.
Who it’s best for
People who use several AI tools and want them in one workspace for research, writing and prototyping.
Skip it if your main use is high-volume video generation, since monthly credits can run out quickly.
How to get started
Use the free credits on tasks similar to your real work, and watch credit use before choosing a plan.
FAQ
Are the free credits enough for real work? No. They are a one-time allowance with no commercial license, meant for testing.
Do unused credits roll over? No. Credits expire each billing cycle.
Which tasks use the most credits? Usually video generation, so check per-task costs on the official site.
Disclosure: al-khwarizmi may earn a commission if you sign up for Flowith through links in this article. This does not change the price you pay, and it does not influence which tools we cover.
