Changelog
A new Flowdeck, built to get out of your way

By Daniel Bernal
8 min read
FlowDeck has a new look. New logo, new site, a lot less noise. The loop underneath is the same one you already trust.
An app you keep open all day needs to get out of your way. Every color, every accent, every highlight is a small request for your attention, and over a full day of work those requests add up.
Flowdeck was making too many of them, so we went all in, and today it has a new brand, a new logo, a new website and revamped UI. Everything was built around one principle: your work earns the attention. Everything else steps back.
And yes, true dark mode is included.

But calm doesn’t mean slow. This release also changes how you work.
Tabs
Plan in one while another builds, both on the same codebase and the same worktree. You stay in one place and the work runs in parallel.

Import Sessions
If you have work in progress in Claude Code, Codex or another provider, you can now import those conversations into Flowdeck and continue right where you left off. If you haven’t tried the macOS app yet, your sessions are now one import away.

OpenCode 2.0 and more
Flowdeck now fully supports the latest Opencode, and includes plenty of updates and stability fixes underneath.
Most of this is designed to disappear. If after a few days you stop noticing Flowdeck and only notice the work, it did its job.
Further reading

Daniel Bernal
@afterxleep
Daniel is a senior Apple engineer with 15+ years shipping on Apple platforms and the creator of FlowDeck. Previously led 100+ engineer teams at Globant and Endava, and has worked with companies like DuckDuckGo, Automattic, and mymind.
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