GetFlowing documentation
Get your app live, and keep it running.
Guides for every part of GetFlowing: deploying an app you already have, building with GetFlowing's AI engineering team, configuring domains, variables and databases, and what to do when something fails.
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Create your workspace, choose a plan and get your first app live.
Deploys and releases, deploying on push, approvals, rollbacks and the free deploy.
What every app needs, building with your own Dockerfile, and building without one.
App settings, variables and secrets, custom domains and databases.
Logs, monitoring, incidents, self-healing deploys and security scans.
Deploy from your own AI assistant, or plan and build with GetFlowing's AI engineering team.
Plans, credits and limits, billing, your team, sign-in security and notifications.
The app contract, every limit, every failure message and the assistant tools.
What to do when a build or deploy fails, and how to reach the GetFlowing team.
How GetFlowing works
GetFlowing plans, writes, deploys and monitors your apps. An app comes in one of three ways: GetFlowing's AI engineering team builds it from your description, you import it from GitHub, or your own AI assistant deploys it. Whichever way it comes in, GetFlowing builds it into a container, deploys it, checks it is healthy, watches it while it runs, and tells you when something needs you.
All sections
- Get started: your workspace, choosing a plan, and your first app three ways.
- Deploy: deploys and releases, deploying on push, approvals, rollbacks and the free deploy.
- Build: what every app needs, building with your own Dockerfile, and building without one.
- Configure: app settings, variables and secrets, custom domains and databases.
- Operate: logs, monitoring, incidents, self-healing deploys and security scans.
- AI: AI assistants, GetFlowing's AI engineering team, agent controls, planning and the Build tab.
- Integrations: GitHub, Slack, webhooks and API tokens.
- Account: plans and billing, your team, your account, notifications and security activity.
- Reference: the app contract, limits, failure messages and the assistant tools.
- Troubleshooting: what to do when a deploy fails, and how to get help.