Hodoflow is a workflow-native data platform. Data arrives from the systems you already run — webhooks, message streams, scheduled API calls — visual workflows clean and reshape it, and the results land in a warehouse your dashboards read from in real time.
The whole product is one loop with three stages:
- Ingest. Something outside Hodoflow sends data in, or a workflow goes out and fetches it. Either way, what arrived is recorded exactly as it arrived.
- Map. A workflow you drew on a canvas pulls that payload apart, calculates the fields you actually want, and maps them onto the business entities you care about — orders, customers, tickets.
- Analyze. The mapped results become an append-only history, and dashboards recompute the moment new data shows up.
No glue code and no SQL anywhere in that loop.
Product map
The left sidebar is the whole app.
| Section | What it is for |
|---|---|
| Home | Opens on Overview — workflow run states and data model activity for a time range you choose, plus recent throughput. |
| Dashboards | Your dashboards, and the widgets on them that update live as data lands. Widget Library holds standalone widgets you can reuse across dashboards or embed elsewhere. |
| Workflows | The visual builder and every workflow you have saved, with its versions. Monitor is the live run history. |
| Warehouse | Your data models and the records mapped into them. Every record keeps its full change history. |
| Connectors | Integrations between your organization and outside services. Inbound is for external services sending data to Hodoflow, Outbound for credentials Hodoflow uses when it calls out, and API Specs for OpenAPI descriptions you have imported. |
| Settings | Organization, Workspaces, Users, and Service Accounts. |
Press Cmd/Ctrl + K anywhere — or click the search bar in the top bar — to
jump straight to a workflow, dashboard, data model, connector, widget, or
person.
Everything you create belongs to the workspace named beside your organization in the top bar. Switching workspaces switches the whole app to a different set of workflows, dashboards, and data.
Start here
- Build your first workflow — sign up, take the tour, and get your first workflow running.
- Persisting data — how data reaches the warehouse and what it keeps, which is the mental model the rest of the docs assume.
- Account and access — how access, isolation, and trials work.
Guides
- Workflows — the builder, step types, versioning, and activation.
- Triggers and webhooks — what starts a run.
- Data models — describing the shape of what you keep.
- Persisting data — mapping messy payloads onto that shape and saving the result.
- Dashboards — widgets, live updates, and time ranges.
- Embeds — putting a live dashboard in someone else's page.
- Credentials and connections — credentials, inbound keys, and imported API Specs.
- Service accounts — machine access to your organization.
Building against the API
Every page here is also served as plain markdown, so an assistant can read the same documentation you do.
If you are integrating rather than clicking, the developer portal covers the JSON API, the GraphQL endpoint, authentication, and webhook ingestion.