Flowith, launched in 2023, replaces the usual scrolling chat window with an infinite two-dimensional canvas: every prompt and response becomes a node that can be dragged, branched, or compared side by side, letting a user explore multiple directions from the same starting point without losing earlier threads the way a linear chat log buries them.
Agent Neo, its autonomous execution engine, handles tasks that run for hours or days rather than a single exchange, working with an unusually large context window and continuing to execute in the cloud even after a user closes the tab. An Oracle system breaks a complex request into subtasks and routes each one to the right tool, web search, code execution, image generation, automatically rather than requiring the user to orchestrate each step.
A Knowledge Garden feature organizes uploaded documents and notes into a structured base the AI references for more personalized answers, and the canvas can run the same prompt through multiple different models side by side for comparison. A free tier covers initial use, or paid plans unlock more of Agent Neo's long-running execution. For anyone doing deep, nonlinear research or creative work rather than a single-shot Q&A, Flowith's canvas structure is a genuinely different interaction model than a chat window.
