01
Prep
Use AI or start from scratch to turn an idea into a concise visual Flow.
The Flow2 method
Move the work before Record, not after it.
Most video tools begin with footage and leave you with an editing project. Flow2 begins with structure, so the performance can become the finished video.
02
Practice
Set timing, scripts, camera modes and movement before the take.
03
Perform
Record with your Flow, visuals and teleprompter guiding the story.
04
Post
Export a vertical video designed to be ready with little or no editing.
Why it is different
The best edit may be the one you never need to make.
Typical creator workflow
Write in Notes
Record multiple takes
Move into an editor
Cut, caption and rearrange
Export and post
The Flow2 workflow
Shape the idea visually
Prepare the complete performance
Practice inside the app
Record the finished sequence
Post
One Flow. One production plan.
Your Flow becomes the storyboard, script and visual layer.
Flow2 started as a mobile-first vertical presentation creator. That same structure now powers the recording experience instead of disappearing into an editing timeline.
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AI-assisted preparation
Draft a concise vertical Flow from an idea.
Draft a concise vertical Flow from an idea.
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Scene-by-scene Flowboard
Control timing, scripts, motion and camera mode before recording.
Control timing, scripts, motion and camera mode before recording.
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Built-in performance tools
Use a teleprompter, full camera, picture-in-picture or no camera.
Use a teleprompter, full camera, picture-in-picture or no camera.
Made in Flow2
A real output
Designed to finish at Record.
This video was planned, sequenced and recorded through Flow2. The goal is not to replace every editor. It is to help creators avoid opening one for videos that should not require it.
“Flow2 began as a new way to create mobile-first presentations. While building the iPhone app, I realized that a Flow could do more: it could help a creator prepare, practice and perform a complete video.”
I am still figuring out exactly what this becomes. That is why I am asking creators, and a few patient friends and family members, to test it now and tell me what is confusing, useful or missing.
Brent, founder of Flow2
Help test the beta
Make one video. Tell me where it breaks down.
You do not need to test everything. A single honest trip through the workflow is useful.
1. Create a FlowStart with an idea or prompt and see whether the result gives you a useful structure.
2. Set up the performanceAdjust scripts, pacing, camera modes and scene timing in Flowboard.
3. Record a videoTry the teleprompter and follow the prepared sequence through one complete take.
4. Export itAsk the only question that really matters: would you post what came out?
Made a video, or hit a wall? Tell me how it went.
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Flow2 public beta
Spend less time fixing the video after the take.
Prepare the story. Practice it. Perform it. Then post it.