A workflow is a graph. Steps are the boxes, and an arrow from one box to another means "wait for that one to finish, then run". Hodoflow executes the graph, not a script, so anything without an arrow between it and another step runs in parallel.
Workflows in the sidebar lists everything you have saved. New Workflow, or opening an existing one, takes you to the builder. The builder is desktop only — on a phone you get the read-only graph view instead.
Choose your next task
Building
- Builder basics — the canvas, the inspector, and what the toolbar is telling you.
- Choose a trigger — schedule, webhook, or none at all.
- Receive webhooks — get a URL, call it, and handle redeliveries.
- Add and connect steps — the palette, arrows, and what makes a step invalid.
- Configure and test a step — fill in a step and discover the fields it produces.
- Use fields from an earlier step — put upstream output into a URL, a header, a body, or a formula.
Going live
- Save, version, and activate — what each button does and why they are separate.
- Activation errors — every message activation can refuse with, and the fix for each.
Making it survive failure
- On error paths — inline recovery branches that can share steps and rejoin the main flow.
- Retries — how many times a step tries again, and when repeating a call is safe.
Reference
- Step types — every step type, what it does, and where it can be added.
Related
- Build your first workflow if you have not built one yet — it walks the whole path with no credentials.
- Run and troubleshoot for what happens after a trigger fires.