User Flow Design

AI-powered user flow design

Describe a user journey in plain language and your agent generates a visual flow diagram. Map happy paths, error states, and edge cases in minutes.

AI-powered user flow design

The Problem

User flows are hard to create and harder to maintain

Mapping user journeys requires translating product thinking into visual diagrams -- a skill gap that slows down product teams.

  • Drawing user flows in Figma or Miro requires design tool proficiency
  • Flows rarely include error states and edge cases
  • User flows disconnect from the code that implements them
  • Updating flows after code changes requires manual rework

How It Works

From user story to visual flow to code

Describe the journey
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Describe the journey

Tell your agent about the user journey -- 'map the checkout flow including payment failures and retry logic.' It generates a Mermaid flowchart covering all paths.

Visualize on canvas
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Visualize on canvas

For more complex flows, use the Excalidraw canvas to arrange screens, decision points, and transitions spatially with drag-and-drop editing.

Pair with mockups
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Pair with mockups

Generate mockups for each screen in the flow. Your agent creates HTML wireframes for key states, so you can see the flow and the UI together.

The Difference

User flows that inform implementation

Without Nimbalyst

  • Spend hours in Miro arranging sticky notes and arrows
  • Happy path only -- error states discovered during development
  • Flows live in a design tool, code lives in an IDE
  • Nobody updates the flow after implementation changes

With Nimbalyst

  • Agent generates comprehensive flows from natural language in minutes
  • Error states, edge cases, and retry logic included by default
  • Flows live alongside code and mockups in the same workspace
  • Agent updates flows when implementation changes

Nimbalyst is the visual workspace for building with Claude Code and Codex