Splotch turns any written process into a live diagram synced to its text description. Edit the diagram, then push your changes to the text–or vice versa. Visualize, share and evolve any process using AI. Free web tool embedded in our homepage.
Turn written workflows into live diagrams
Splotch turns any written process into a live diagram synced to its text description. Edit the diagram, then push your changes to the text–or vice versa. Visualize, share and evolve any process using AI. Free web tool embedded in our homepage.
For the past year, we've been working to crack a really hard problem: turn any process described in text into a diagram that is *accurate* and *editable.* Today we're launching a new build embedded in a free web tool that we think achieves this bar! PLEASE LET US KNOW WHAT FEATURES / IMPROVEMENTS YOU NEED TO MAKE IT USEFUL FOR YOU. (We're offering a month free to anyone who gives us detailed feedback on what they need for their real world use cases - send to [email protected] ) Okay, what can Spl
Splotch is a game-changer for process documentation! I’ve always struggled with keeping my workflows clear and easy to follow, especially when trying to explain them to my team. Splotch completely solves this problem by turning written processes into visual flowcharts in seconds! The best part? It keeps everything in sync—if I update the text, the diagram updates automatically. No more outdated documentation or confusing SOPs! The AI-assisted editing is a nice touch, making it super easy to twea
Works amazingly for mapping our user journeys!
I often have to make flow charts to illustrate technology stacks or processes to folks that need high level visuals to get a concept, and find this super helpful. Copy/Paste bullet points from an email, and voila here's a visual that can't be misinterpreted.
Have really enjoyed using this, give it a shot if you're on the fence!
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