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Use it
Tap a Flow and it opens working. No sign-in, no setup screen, no cookie banner. Split the bill, time the intervals, work out which packet is actually cheaper — and close it.
Twenty Flows, free, no account needed to try one
Small tools.
Small tools.
One job each.
Yours to keep.
A Flow is a tiny app that does one useful thing. Tap it and it is already working. Put it on your home screen or save it as a single file. Send it to somebody and they get their own copy. When you are done with it, delete it — properly.
How a Flow works
Three moves, and that is the whole idea.
No accounts to open a tool, no onboarding, no tour. The complicated part of software is usually everything around the software. There isn't any here.
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Keep it
Add it to your home screen and it opens like any other app, offline included. Or save the file — one small HTML file that lives in your phone's Files and needs nothing from us ever again.
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Send it
Share the link in a message. Whoever taps it gets their own copy, running straight away, with a nudge to keep it. Their delete button ends their copy and touches nothing of yours.
The Flows
Ten corners of ordinary life.
Every one of these opens instantly and works with the aeroplane mode on. Try any of them without an account.
Everyday
The small sums you do standing in an aisle.Writing
Catch the thought, then make it readable.Sport & Exercise
Count the rounds. Know the pace.Trades
How much to buy, and where to cut it.Kitchen
Scale the recipe, watch the pans.Money
What it really costs, and who owes what.Study
Remember it, and sit still long enough to learn it.Health
Quiet daily records that add up.Travel
Pack it, and get the hour right.Home
Keep the plants alive and the boxes labelled.What you are actually getting
The promises are short because there are only a few.
One file, and that is all of it
Stylesheet, code and icon are all inside the page. No fonts pulled from anywhere, no analytics, no third-party anything. Around 75 KB — smaller than most photos.
It works with no signal
On your home screen it is cached the first time it loads. Saved as a file it never needed a network to begin with. Both behave identically.
What you type stays on your device
This server knows that a copy of a tool exists. It has never seen a shopping list, a packing list or a flashcard, because none of that is ever sent anywhere.
Delete means deleted
Every Flow has a delete button. It stops the copy working on texflow.work, drops its offline cache and erases what is stored. There is no undo, because that would make it a lie.
A TexToken, not a password
An account is one line of text you keep somewhere safe. No email, no reset flow, no verification. It exists only to remember which copies are yours across your devices.
It leaves with you
Save a Flow to a file and your data comes with it, baked in. Nothing about a tool you have kept depends on this site still being here.
Elsewhere on TexFlow
Bigger things, built the same way.
Flows are the small end of what happens here. These are the projects that needed more room.