NoodleFlow
Visual canvas for ChatGPT workflows
The ChatGPT alternative that lets you branch conversations, map ideas visually, and run workflows. Stop scrolling, start flowing.
Tired of Linear Chats? There’s a Better Way.
Traditional AI chats lock you into one conversation. NoodleFlow sets your thoughts free with a dynamic, visual, and multi-threaded approach to learning and exploration.
The Old Way: Single-Track Thinking
Getting sidetracked means losing your main thread. Exploring related ideas is clunky.
NoodleFlow: Explore Topics in Parallel
Branch out effortlessly. Explore tangential ideas without losing your original context.
Build Thinking Workflows
NoodleFlow isn't just chat—it's a visual thinking canvas.
Create visual workflows for complex thinking, connect ideas, share processes, and run repeatable workflows.
Runnable Workflows
Change one thing and re-run the whole workflow. Just edit and hit play to regenerate the entire workflow based on your new instructions. No need to start over.
Context that Flows
Set up your context once at the beginning. It carries through to every connected conversation, so you don't have to repeat yourself.
Shareable Workflows
Create, share, and reuse other people's workflows. You can use their thinking process without having to rebuild it from scratch.
Organize Visually
Manage and organize LLM context and memory visually. Move things around, group related ideas, and keep track of complex thought processes.
Start Your Flow in 3 Simple Steps
1. Start Chatting
Begin just like in ChatGPT. Ask questions, get responses, and have natural conversations with AI.
2. Branch & Organize
When conversations get too long or complex, branch out and organize into themes visually. Edit the entire conversation history and arrange it however you want.
3. Share & Remix
Share it publicly so others can remix it, or come back to it later. Build on top of it, change some details, and hit play to regenerate the entire workflow.
Try NoodleFlow
It's like ChatGPT, but you can organize conversations visually and share workflows with others. See if it works better than the forced linear approach of ChatGPT.