Local-first: AI assists at every step from planning to maintenance, with agentic execution when you want it — you stay in control.

Specs, designs, code, and issue tracking live in tools that don't talk to each other. LoxiaFlow brings them into one local-first application on each developer's machine, with AI assisting at each step from planning to maintenance.
Perfect for systems with real backends, databases, APIs, and screens that share state and data contracts.
LoxiaFlow isn't a chat box bolted onto an editor. Plan-driven AI agents read, edit and run your code, batch-fix issues, and verify success criteria with AI-generated Playwright checks — all on your machine, against your project files, with your models.
Generate Workflows turns your documents and mockups into an implementation plan — one self-contained workflow per feature, layered across your app's architecture.
Run a workflow layer, a single issue, or queue a batch with Run All / Run Checked. Agents read and write files and run shell commands in your project through your chosen engine.
When you trigger them, Success Criteria are checked against your running app with Playwright scripts generated by your API model, and the Test Generator and Security Scans add further checks — pass or fail, with a reason.
Test and security failures become issues in one click, ready to hand back to the Issue Runner. You review changes in the Git panel, so what gets kept is your call.
AI does the work, you validate it. You choose the scope, the model, and the permissions — and your developers review the results before anything leaves their machines.
Run a single issue interactively and steer it, or queue several and let them run one after another. A Skip Permissions toggle controls whether your CLI engine asks before acting. Queued runs skip permission prompts and mark an issue Resolved when the agent finishes without error — they don't run tests — so review each issue's git diff afterward.
Agents work in your local project folder and your git working tree. Nothing is pushed anywhere unless a developer pushes it, and your source stays on your own machines.
When a long run finishes — a Run All queue, workflow or mockup generation, tests or security scans — LoxiaFlow sends a desktop notification, plus a Telegram message for each queued job if you've configured it, so you don't have to watch it run.
Each developer works in their own local workspace; projects can be shared across devices with opt-in cloud sync, which locks a project while one person edits it. Real-time shared team workspaces are planned. Within a project, agents run one task at a time in sequence, not in parallel. LoxiaFlow is built for new projects — full import of an existing repository is planned, while today you can point a single layer at existing code.
From workflow generation to execution — grouped by how you'll actually use them.
A single dashboard rolls up workflow, issue, and success-criteria status, your project timeline, and time and API spend — so you get a high-level read on project health without digging through every page.

Break your system into layers — Frontend, Backend API, Mobile, Database, Infrastructure — with setup instructions AI can generate for you by reading your project docs.

A full Markdown editor with AI editing built in — PRDs, architecture decisions, API specs — with Mermaid diagrams rendered inline and SVG and draw.io diagrams attached to each document.

Describe a screen in plain language and get a live HTML/CSS mockup — styled with your project's own design system, from 30+ built-in web and mobile templates — dashboards, lists, forms, retail, and more.

Generate a complete set of implementation workflows from your mockups and project docs in one step — or add only the missing ones later. Each workflow carries the full project requirements with it and breaks them into serial, testable units — so the context lives in the workflow, not in your head.
Note: some feature mapping across pages still needs a manual prompt nudge rather than being fully automatic.

Workflows execute through whichever coding tool you already use — nothing proprietary or locked in. Point LoxiaFlow at an external CLI, or keep everything fully local.

Generates tests for Flutter, Python, .NET, Java, Go, Ruby, and JS/TS, with live-parsed pass/fail results and run history.
Auto-detected scan commands, live output, and severity-tracked history for every layer in your project.
Track bugs with severity and status, then batch-run AI fixes across open issues sequentially.
VS Code and Cursor are mature, best-in-class editors for writing and debugging code. LoxiaFlow isn't trying to replace them — it sits a level above, planning the work and orchestrating agents that do the coding through CLI engines like Claude CLI, OpenCode, or any CLI on your PATH, while you keep your editor open for diffs and code review.
Write specs, define layers, design mockups, and generate workflows. Agents build each feature, then tests, security scans, and success criteria tell you whether it worked.
Agents write to your local project folder, so VS Code, Cursor, or any editor sees every change straight away — step through code, debug, and make hand edits as usual.
Review each run's diff in LoxiaFlow's Git panel or your editor, commit what you want to keep, and push to your own CI/CD when you're ready.
LoxiaFlow splits AI usage into two categories so your organization isn't paying per-token API rates for heavy coding work when a subscription CLI does it for a flat fee — and the project dashboard tracks your API spend as you go.
Massive codebases and multi-file workflows burn through millions of tokens. Running through subscription CLIs or local Ollama costs zero extra API dollars.
Writing PRDs, generating mockups, and reviewing architecture layers requires sporadic, fast calls — direct API calls cost fractions of a cent with no subscription needed.
LoxiaFlow brings AI to every phase from planning through maintenance — pair it with your existing CI/CD pipeline for the last mile.
Early Access for macOS (Apple Silicon). Free on local Ollama models and OpenCode CLI, with a 14-day trial of cloud engines and unlimited projects.