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Can you build us a live dashboard for our sales pipeline?

On it. Spinning up a full-stack app — Postgres database, an API, and a live dashboard.

No infra for you to set up.

Wire it to Salesforce so the numbers stay current.

Done — deployed your app. It updates itself now. Opening it → here.

Flow

Sales pipeline

Live

ARR $1.84M

Open deals 128

Win rate 24%

Weekly bookings $K / week

Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

Synced from Salesforce · just now

Skip the stack. Keep the app.

You shouldn't have to sign up for Vercel, Supabase, and Railway just to deploy your app. Let Flow handle it all in one place.

Skip the stack

Without Flow

$ supabase link --project acme
✓ linked database
$ supabase db push
✗ Error: relation "deals" already exists
$ vercel deploy --prod
✗ Error: env DATABASE_URL is not defined
$ vercel env add DATABASE_URL
✓ added to Production
$ railway up
✗ Build failed: connection refused
$ railway variables set DATABASE_URL=...
$ railway up --detach
✗ Error: no active deployment found
$ vercel deploy --prod
✗ Error: function exceeded 10s timeout
$ ...█

With Flow

Build a live dashboard for our pipeline

Done — deployed a full-stack app → flowapps.dev/acme/pipeline

ARR $1.84M Live

Weekly bookings

Ship it to the whole world, just your team, or only you.

Set exactly who can view and edit your apps. Share a link that works in any browser, no install required.

Share an app

A few tokens of code. A whole running app.

Build with a component library made for agents. They'll use fewer tokens and make no mistakes. Drop down to your own code whenever you need to.

See the components

app.tsx

import { App, Stat, Table, useQuery } from "@flow/app";

export default function Pipeline() {
  const deals = useQuery("select * from deals");
  return (
    <App title="Sales pipeline">
      <Stat label="ARR" value={deals.arr} live />
      <Table rows={deals} editable />
    </App>
  );
}