Flow Forge AI

No. Flow Forge AI assembles a structured flow outline and completeness score entirely from the screen, decision, alternate-path, and failure-state counts you enter. It does not parse uploaded diagrams, screenshots, or product designs, and does not run a real AI/LLM generation step.

User Flow Mapper maps a single, ordered happy-path journey from entry to success and scores its friction. Flow Forge AI is for a more complete flow graph — it expects decision branches, alternate paths, and failure states alongside the main screens, and scores branch and failure-path coverage rather than friction. Use User Flow Mapper for the shortest path a user takes; use Flow Forge AI when you need to account for the branches and failure modes around that path.

Any screen where the user or the system branches — a choice between two actions, a conditional redirect, or an if/else in the underlying logic. It is different from an alternate path, which is a whole secondary route (like "forgot password") rather than a single branching moment.

A 3-screen flow realistically needs only one or two decision points and failure states, while a 20-screen flow needs several. The score compares your counts to a simple proportional expectation for a flow of that size, rather than a fixed target.

Treat it as a first-pass outline for a design or product discussion, not a finished specification. Review it with your design and engineering team and validate the riskiest branches with real users before locking it in.