Appflows

Paste a description and Appflows turns it into a screen-by-screen outline you can rearrange. Each screen carries its features, so the scope reads like a map instead of a list. That's the fastest way to see whether an idea has enough substance for a build.

Create a project with the AI option on and the tool generates the scope, user journey and strategy notes from your short description. Treat the result as a draft, not as an answer. It's useful when you're new to app planning and don't know which sections a spec should contain.

The strategy designer starts with a winning aspiration, the problem and outcome in one sentence, then builds outward from there. It includes a SWOT view and key performance results, so the business case sits next to the feature list rather than in a separate document.

Written steps become a flow diagram you can drag around. Screens, branches and dead ends are visible at a glance, which makes it easy to spot a journey that loops back on itself or a path that stops without a result. Story points and costs show on the diagram too.

Every item takes a point value, and you set a price per point based on what past work actually cost you. Appflows totals it in a readable table and lets you export the numbers. If you'd rather not discuss money, you can hide costs and keep the relative sizing.

Projects are saved in your browser, not on a Pocketworks server. You can share a project through a public or private link when you want feedback, and keep everything else on your own machine. Clear your site data and the project goes with it, so export anything you plan to keep.