
FlowOS for Teams
AI agents that run your business workflows
FlowOS for Teams launched on July 1, 2026 with 2 votes.
What it does
Connect Gmail and Calendar, describe a goal, and FlowOS agents read, draft, send, and schedule — together, with your approval on anything sensitive.
Connect Gmail and Calendar, describe a goal in plain language, and FlowOS agents read, draft, send, and schedule — together, with your approval on anything sensitive. Inbox, calendar, follow-ups, reminders — small teams lose hours stitching them together by hand. FlowOS gives you agents that do it for you, and asks before anything risky. Sending email or anything irreversible pauses for your one-tap approval — only owners and admins can sign off. Drafts and reads never interrupt you. Describe a goal and the orchestrator plans it into tasks, then the right agents run them in parallel — and you watch every step update live. Usage is metered per company with plan limits that stop runaway costs…from flowos-dashboard-six.vercel.app
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