Flowith
Flowith is a web-based agentic AI workspace built around an infinite canvas where AI agents and people work on the same task. It runs Deep Research, slides, websites, images and video, draws on 40+ premium models including Nano Banana Pro, GPT Image 2.5, Seedance 2.5 and Kling V2.6 Pro, and manages knowledge through the Knowledge Garden and Knowledge Market.
What is Flowith?
Flowith is a web application from Flowith Technologies Pte. Ltd. that presents AI work as a canvas rather than a chat box. Instead of a single column of messages, users start a Flow and arrange prompts, models, research, images, videos and documents as connected blocks they can move, branch and revisit. The site summarises the approach as "Stop Browsing. Start Flowing. Think, create, execute, flow in one."
The product is split into named tools reachable from the navigation: AI Image for turning imagination into reality, AI Video for animating ideas, AI Website for building an entire online presence, AI Slides for creating decks, and Infinite Agent Neo, described as the world's first infinite agent. Deep Research is a separate capability metered by plan, and the pricing comparison counts how many Deep Research runs, slides and websites each tier includes, from 1/1/1 on Starter to 1,000/600/2,520 on Infinite.
Alongside generation, Flowith keeps knowledge and library areas. New Flow starts a fresh canvas, Flow Library collects previous work, Media History stores generated assets, Knowledge Garden holds personal knowledge material, and Knowledge Market is a marketplace area for knowledge. These appear in the signed-in navigation of the site.
Model access is aggregated rather than owned. Flowith routes work to third-party frontier models and states that paid tiers include access to over 40+ premium models. The pricing page names ByteDance Seedance 2.5 and Seedance 2.0, OpenAI GPT Image 2.5 and GPT Image 2, Google Gemini Nano Banana Pro and Nano Banana 2, ByteDance Seedream V5.0 Lite and Kling V2.6 Pro, with usage sold against credits and free-generation allowances.
Billing runs on a monthly or yearly toggle with a free Starter tier. Pro is $19.90 monthly or $17.91 per month billed yearly at $214.92, with 20,000 credits plus $4 of free generations. Ultimate is $49.90 monthly or $44.91 billed yearly at $538.92, with 50,000 credits plus $38 free gens and the Unlimited Pack. Infinite is $499.90 monthly or $399.92 billed yearly at $4,799.04, with 500,000 credits plus $188 free gens. A 7-day Ultimate Trial costs $9.99 with 9,000 credits and then renews at $49.90 monthly.
Unlimited Mode, included with higher plans, lets designated models run without consuming credits, but those tasks enter a lower-priority Unlimited Channel Queue and stay subject to concurrency caps and fair use rules. Flowith also states it directs 1% of revenue to Stripe Climate and Frontier for permanent carbon removal, and publishes documentation, a blog, updates, an affiliate program and careers pages.
Flowith Core Features
Infinite Canvas Workspace
prompts, models and outputs sit as movable connected nodes in one Flow rather than a chat thread
Infinite Agent Neo
the agent tool that Flowith's own site calls the world's first infinite agent
Deep Research
metered per plan, from one research run on Starter up to 1,000 runs on Infinite
Multi-Model Access
over 40+ premium models including Nano Banana Pro, GPT Image 2.5, Seedance 2.5 and Kling V2.6 Pro
AI Slides and AI Website
generate presentation decks and complete online presences from the same canvas
AI Image and AI Video
create stills and animated clips, with batch mode at X2 or X4 depending on plan
Knowledge Garden and Knowledge Market
keep personal knowledge material and browse a knowledge marketplace
Unlimited Mode
designated models run without spending credits, inside a fair use queue and concurrency cap
Who is Flowith for?
Flowith is aimed at people whose work spans research, writing and production rather than one repeated task. Because the workspace is a canvas where an agent and a person share the same surface, it suits users who think in branches: collecting material, drafting, then turning the same work into a deck, a website or a set of images without leaving the tool. Researchers and analysts are a natural fit through Deep Research, which the pricing comparison meters per plan, from a single run on the free Starter tier up to 1,000 runs on Infinite. Writers and content marketers use the canvas to draft and iterate, then push results into AI Slides or AI Website output. Flowith's own plan copy positions Pro as being for creators building their momentum, so freelancers, solo creators and small content teams are the intended entry point for paid use. Designers and video creators lean on AI Image and AI Video. The model roster shown on the pricing page, Seedance 2.5, GPT Image 2.5, Nano Banana Pro, Kling V2.6 Pro and Seedream V5.0 Lite, is oriented towards generated stills and clips, with batch mode listed as X2 on Pro and X4 on Ultimate and Infinite, and free generation allowances attached to each tier. Marketers, founders and consultants who need deliverables rather than chat replies fit the slides and website tools, and the commercial license included in paid tiers matters to anyone selling that output to clients. Teams running heavy parallel work are addressed by concurrency limits that climb from 50 concurrent tasks on Pro to 100 on Ultimate and unlimited concurrent tasks on Infinite. Hobbyists and curious users are targeted directly too: Flowith's own copy labels Ultimate as being for hobbyists exploring the power of AI, and a 7-day Ultimate Trial at $9.99 with 9,000 credits exists so people can test that tier before committing monthly. Casual users can start on Starter, which is free and grants 300 credits one-time with limited models. Developers are only partly served today: Custom Integrations and API Access appear on the Infinite plan as coming soon, and the fair use rules prohibit external scripts and unauthorized API integrations.
Flowith Use Cases
Run multi-step Deep Research on a topic and keep every branch on one canvas
Draft long-form writing and turn the same material into a slide deck or website
Generate marketing and product imagery with Nano Banana Pro and GPT Image 2.5
Produce short AI video clips with Seedance 2.5, Kling V2.6 Pro or Seedance 2.0
Build a company or portfolio website without leaving the Flowith workspace
Organise research material in the Knowledge Garden and revisit earlier work in the Flow Library
Run high-volume generation on Infinite with unlimited concurrent tasks and the Unlimited Pack
Test Flowith on the 7-day Ultimate Trial before choosing between Pro, Ultimate and Infinite
Flowith Pros and Cons
Pros
- Agents, prompts and outputs share one infinite canvas, so research, writing and delivery stay in a single workspace
- Paid tiers include access to over 40+ premium models from OpenAI, Google, ByteDance and Kling
- Starter is free with 300 one-time credits, and Pro, Ultimate and Infinite can be paid monthly or yearly
- Yearly discounts are published plainly: 10% off Pro and Ultimate, and 20% off Infinite
- A $9.99 seven-day Ultimate Trial with 9,000 credits lets you test the top tier before committing
Cons
- Starter is limited: 300 one-time credits, limited models, and no unlimited pack, batch mode or commercial license
- Unlimited Mode runs in a lower-priority queue with concurrency caps and explicit fair use restrictions
- Subscription fees are non-refundable except within 48 hours under 200 paid credits, and API access is still coming soon
FAQ About Flowith
Flowith Pricing
Flowith is freemium: Starter is free with 300 one-time credits and limited models, while Pro costs $19.90 per month ($17.91 billed yearly at $214.92), Ultimate $49.90 ($44.91 billed yearly at $538.92) and Infinite $499.90 ($399.92 billed yearly at $4,799.04), plus a $9.99 seven-day Ultimate Trial.
Check official pricingStarter
Free tier with 300 credits one-time, limited models, no Unlimited Pack, no batch mode and no commercial license.
Pro
20,000 credits plus $4 free gens monthly, 22,000 basic credits, 50 concurrent tasks, batch mode X2, commercial license; billed yearly at $214.92 ($17.91/month).
Ultimate
50,000 credits plus $38 free gens and the Unlimited Pack, 100 concurrent tasks, batch mode X4, commercial license; billed yearly at $538.92 ($44.91/month).
Infinite
500,000 credits plus $188 free gens, Unlimited Pack, unlimited concurrent tasks, batch mode X4, top-up access and Custom Integrations and API Access coming soon; billed yearly at $4,799.04 ($399.92/month).
7-Day Ultimate Trial
Intro offer with 9,000 credits and Ultimate access for seven days, then renews automatically at $49.90 per month.
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