Flowise, a platform designed to simplify the creation of AI applications, has announced the cessation of its operations. The company stated that the decision was made after observing a significant change in how developers approach AI application building.
The company noted that as AI models become more capable of reasoning, developers are increasingly using new coding agents, such as Claude Code and OpenClaw, to manage complex tasks. This trend has highlighted the limitations of the typical rigid workflow low-code approach for intricate AI development.
Despite the shutdown, Flowise's source code will continue to be hosted on GitHub. It will remain under the Apache 2.0 license, allowing existing users and the community to access and build upon the project. The Flowise team encourages users to fork the repository for internal updates or community-led development.
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Flowise, a low-code platform for building AI applications, is shutting down its operations. The decision was made due to a shift in how developers build AI applications, with increasing reliance on coding agents for complex tasks.