GetsFlow
32 linking domains
Emerging
- For
- Companies in any industry that want one business system built around their own processes.
- Runs as
- No-code
- Used for
- build a real estate CRM with clients and listings
- add fields and rename menus in an existing panel
- schedule daily summary tasks for AI agents
- Launched on Product Hunt on Aug 6, 2026Product Hunt ↗
Figure and bar: visits/mo, estimate · year: online since
- #1
Chipp AIMCP · sign-in
Hosts agents that automate hand-run business work and a factory that writes, ships and repairs custom code connected to Slack, email and existing tools.
1.7kActiveFrom $299/mo2023 - #2
This Dot LabsMCP · sign-in
Builds workflow automation and AI agents wired into a client's existing systems, plus an agent governance control plane.
1.7kMaintained - #3
CogniAgent
Builds conversational AI agents that handle business tasks across voice, chat, and email by reading and writing live system data.
885ActiveFrom $10 per use2024 - #4
lilAgents
Deploys AI agents to automate business workflows like CRM updates, document chasing, and reporting with human oversight.
16Active2025 - #5
AgentPMTMCP · sign-in
Builds agents and repeatable workflows that chain model calls with external tools, run on schedules, and log every tool call.
14ActiveFrom $0.01 per use - #6
LotsAgent
Creates specialized agents that connect to your apps, run on schedules, and respond via chat, email, Telegram, or API.
1Active
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Sign in to leave a noteWhat is GetsFlow?
Generates company-specific data tables, screens and approval-gated AI agents from a plain-language description of your business processes. It is listed in the Atlas under Agents.
Who is GetsFlow for?
Companies in any industry that want one business system built around their own processes.
Do people use GetsFlow?
Emerging.
What are alternatives to GetsFlow?
In Agents, by use: Chipp AI, This Dot Labs, CogniAgent, lilAgents, AgentPMT, LotsAgent.
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