Design the workflow
Connect systems, map fields, test payloads, and keep the workflow readable for the team that owns it.
Build Yourself
Self-serve integration delivery, with Flowgear as the guardrail.
For teams that want to own their integrations, Flowgear gives you the canvas, connectors, web apps, Builder MCP, runtime, and support path to build without waiting on a delivery queue.
Build workflows yourself, expose them as internal apps or MCP tools, and keep everything governed in one platform.
How teams build themselves
Self-serve means your team controls the delivery loop while Flowgear provides the tools, support, and guardrails.
Power web apps with workflows
Use Flowgear workflows as the backend for web apps, with interfaces hosted in Flowgear or delivered from your own front end.
Build with AI through Builder MCP
Connect AI coding tools to Flowgear so agents can build, inspect, and refine workflows inside your governed platform.
Run it with control
Credentials, permissions, logs, and production changes stay governed while your team keeps pace.
Watch the build path
See Flowgear V2 and Builder MCP in action
These walkthroughs show the two parts of the self-serve story: building in Flowgear V2 and building with AI tools through Builder MCP.
Build in the Flowgear V2 experience
See the modern build experience your team uses to create, test, and refine integrations in Flowgear.
Let AI agents help build Flowgear workflows
See how Builder MCP connects AI tools to Flowgear so your team can move faster while staying inside platform controls.
A practical path from idea to owned workflow
Use Flowgear as the delivery environment, not just the runtime at the end. Your builders can iterate from first connection to production support.
- 01Connect
Start from your real systems
Pick connectors, set up credentials, and test against live payloads instead of designing from a blank document.
- 02Compose
Shape the integration logic
Use the canvas, mappings, conditions, and reusable nodes to describe how data should move and transform.
- 03Expose
Choose the interface
Run the workflow on a schedule, trigger it through HTTP, expose it as an MCP tool, or wrap it in a web app for business users.
- 04Operate
Keep ownership after go-live
Watch runs, inspect evidence, troubleshoot failures, and keep improving the workflow after go-live.
Self-serve, with help nearby
Build yourself when ownership matters most
This page is for teams with internal builders, business analysts, integration specialists, or AI-assisted developers who want to create and maintain their own workflows.
Works withClaudeCodex
Use Claude or Codex with Builder MCP when your team wants AI beside the build.
Ready to build your own integrations?
Start free, explore the V2 build experience, and use Flowgear as the governed place your team builds from.