FlowMate lets you build multi-step automated workflows using a visual editor. Connect triggers to actions, add conditions, and your phone executes the logic automatically — even when the app is closed.
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Visual Workflow Editor
Build automation chains visually. No coding, no complex configuration — drag, connect, and set your rules in plain language.
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Runs in the Background
A persistent foreground service keeps your automations running 24/7. Workflows execute even when your screen is off or the app is closed.
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Conditional Logic
Add if/else branches to your workflows. Use regex pattern matching to process only messages that match your exact criteria.
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Detailed Execution Logs
Every automation run is logged. See exactly what triggered, what ran, and what the result was — perfect for debugging and auditing.
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Auto-Restart on Boot
Restart your phone — your automations restart automatically. Set it up once and it just keeps working, indefinitely.
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Built-In Setup Guide
A clear in-app guide walks you through every feature. Create your first workflow in minutes, even if you’ve never used automation tools before.
What Can Trigger It. What It Can Do.
Mix and match any trigger with any action to build automations that match exactly how you work.
⚡ Triggers
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SMS Received
Fire when a text message arrives, optionally filtered by sender or content pattern.
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Email Received
Trigger when an email arrives, with optional attachment detection.
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API Webhook
Any external service can trigger your workflow via HTTP POST.
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Time-Based
Schedule automations to run at specific times or intervals.
🔧 Actions
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Send SMS or Email
Compose and send messages with dynamic content from the trigger.
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Process Text
Find & replace, uppercase/lowercase, format and clean text data.
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Make API Calls
Send HTTP requests to external services with custom headers and body.
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Save Files
Write data to local device storage for logging or processing.
▶ [14:32:01] Trigger: SMS received from +44 7xxx — “Order confirmed: #12847”
⚙ [14:32:01] Action: Extract order number via regex → “12847”
⚙ [14:32:02] Action: POST to API → https://api.example.com/orders/12847
✓ [14:32:02] Action: Send email → “New order #12847 logged in system”