Plan, design, and code.One system. Always in sync.

Omniflow is the first spec-driven AI product development platform. Instead of generating code from a prompt and hoping for the best, you start with a PRD that defines what you're building - then preview the UI/UX design before a line of code is written - then generate a full-stack product tied to the spec you approved. Spec, design, and code stay connected as one living system. The output matches your intent, not what the AI guessed.

Those tools start with a prompt and generate code immediately. That gets you moving fast - until requirements drift, features conflict, and nothing matches what you originally planned. Omniflow builds from a spec: PRD first (lock what you're building), then UI/UX preview (validate before code), then generation (build from a clear foundation). The output is tied to what you approved, not what the AI improvised. It's the difference between building fast and building the right thing.

You don't need a 20-page document. Omniflow's PRD takes minutes to create - it's a structured brief that tells the AI exactly what to build, why, and what the constraints are. That structure is what keeps your spec, design, and code aligned as you add features. Skipping planning feels faster until you're spending days correcting drift between what you planned and what got built.

That's exactly what the preview step is for. Edit the PRD, regenerate the UI, confirm it looks right - then build. Changes at the design stage cost minutes. Changes after code generation cost hours. Omniflow is designed to make iteration cheap at the right moment.

Builders who hit the wall with prompt-first AI tools. Solo founders, indie hackers, and small teams who move fast but keep finding that their AI builds drift from their original intent - apps that look good on day one but fall apart after the third feature. Omniflow is also used by product-minded engineers and founders who care about building something coherent, not just something that ships.

Omniflow is not a demo tool. Every project generates a production PostgreSQL database, authentication with role-based access, SSL, and edge deployment from day one. Teams are running Omniflow-built apps with thousands of active users - not because they migrated from prototypes, but because production-grade infrastructure is included from the first build.

Yes, you own 100% of the code. Sync directly to GitHub or download the full codebase at any time. The output is standard Next.js and TypeScript - the same stack used by thousands of production SaaS products - so any engineer can read, extend, and maintain it. No proprietary formats, no lock-in.

The Living PRD is the source of truth for your entire product. When you describe a feature, Omniflow generates a structured PRD first - not code. You review it, approve it, then design and full-stack code generate from that specification. When requirements change, you update the PRD and Omniflow shows exactly what will change across design and code before regenerating. Your team always works from one source of truth, not three documents that contradict each other.

Omniflow's collaboration model centers on the Living PRD - the same document that product managers use to define requirements is the one designers review for UI decisions and engineers use to generate code. Invite your whole team to the workspace. When anyone updates the PRD, design and code update together. Full version history and role-based permissions across every layer.

Every project includes a dedicated PostgreSQL database you fully control - your data, your schema, your migrations. The database schema is generated from your PRD data model, so your tables reflect your actual product requirements from day one. You can also connect external APIs, third-party services, and webhooks directly through the generated codebase.

Yes. Every project comes with a free .useomniflow.com subdomain, and you can connect any custom domain instantly via the dashboard. SSL certificates are provisioned automatically.

The generated code is standard Next.js and TypeScript - no proprietary runtimes, no lock-in. Sync to GitHub at any time and any engineer can continue building from there. Omniflow is designed to remove the ceiling on what you can ship, not to create a new one.

Omniflow is free to start with no credit card required. Paid plans start at $25/month and include additional projects, team members, custom domains, and priority deployment.